• Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen have separated after 18 years of marriage, their rep confirmed Thursday
• The couple share two sons, Sid, 12, and Lazlo, 8, and remain focused on co-parenting
• Mollen attended Biggs’ 48th birthday celebration just days before the news broke
• The pair met on the set of the 2008 film My Best Friend’s Girl and eloped that same April
• Their last public appearance together was at Italy’s Torino Film Festival in November

Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen are going their separate ways. The couple, who have been together for nearly two decades, have officially split, with a representative confirming the news to multiple outlets on Thursday. “They are on great terms and remain focused on raising their two boys,” their publicist said.

The boys in question are sons Sid, 12, and Lazlo, 8 — and by all accounts, keeping things stable for them is the priority. A source close to the couple told People that despite the separation, Biggs and Mollen “are doing great” and even spent his 48th birthday together as a family on May 12. “They are very much connected,” the source said. “I have no doubt that they will remain on excellent terms.”

That kind of warmth tracks with everything the couple has put out publicly over the years. They were mostly private — rarely posting photos of their kids — but when they did share, it felt genuine. Last year, Mollen marked their 17th wedding anniversary with a video of Biggs and their children. And for his 47th birthday, she posted a throwback photo from what she called his “surprise 30th” party, writing: “We were married and yet I still knew practically nothing about you. Like for example, the fact that you hate surprises. Luckily, we made it past that hurdle.” She signed off with: “Happy 47th, I promise I planned nothing.”

How It All Started

Biggs and Mollen’s story began on the set of My Best Friend’s Girl, the 2008 comedy where the two were cast opposite each other. They got engaged in January of that year and, moving fast, eloped just four months later in April. A more formal celebration followed — a small ceremony in Napa, California, with around 40 guests.

Their connection didn’t stop at that film. The two worked together again more recently on the TBS show Dinner and a Movie in 2024, and Biggs made appearances on Mollen’s podcast All the Fails with Jenny Mollen. Professionally and personally, they stayed intertwined.

Their last public appearance as a couple was in November at Italy’s Torino Film Festival, according to E! News.

Biggs, 48, is a New Jersey native best known for the American Pie franchise, though his career spans well beyond that. Mollen, 46, has appeared in Girls, Chicago Fire, Suits, and Crash, among others. She’s also built a following as an author and podcaster.

Just three months ago, Biggs was on The Drew Barrymore Show talking about being one of two dads who signed up to be a class mom for his sons’ school. He and Mollen, he said, were volunteering for as many activities as they could while the boys were still young. “This isn’t going to last,” he said simply. “It’s so fast.”

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• Shannon Elizabeth, 52, has finalized her divorce from conservationist Simon Borchert after four years of marriage.
• She filed for divorce on April 14, 2026 — one day before launching her OnlyFans account.
• Elizabeth earned over $1.2 million in her first week on the platform.
• Her manager — and ex-husband — Joseph Reitman says she’s “happier than I have seen her in years.”
• She plans to stay in South Africa and continue work with her animal conservation nonprofit, the Shannon Elizabeth Foundation.

Shannon Elizabeth is stepping into her next chapter — and by every measure, it’s already a lucrative one. The American Pie star has finalized her divorce from second husband Simon Borchert, and she’s doing it on her own terms, with her OnlyFans account, a renewed sense of purpose, and over a million dollars in the bank to show for it.

“Today isn’t about the end of a marriage,” Elizabeth, 52, told Page Six in a statement on Monday, May 11. “There are moments in life when you realize that letting go can be exhilarating, that closing one chapter creates space for an entirely new one, and stepping into that feels incredibly liberating. I’m embracing what comes next with a full heart and a renewed sense of purpose. I’ve never felt more inspired, more creative or more connected to who I truly am.”

Elizabeth and Borchert — a South African conservation specialist she met in 2015 — married in 2021 after six years together. She quietly separated from him in September 2025, though she only confirmed the split publicly last month. “I’ve been separated since September of last year, and this has been a thoughtful, ongoing process — not something that happened in the past few days,” she told Us Weekly at the time. “The meaningful pieces are already behind me, and only the formalities remain.”

Those formalities moved quickly. Elizabeth filed for divorce on April 14 — and launched her OnlyFans account the very next day.

From ‘American Pie’ to OnlyFans: The Reinvention

The timing wasn’t accidental. Elizabeth told Fox News Digital that the divorce and the platform launch were deeply connected. “Now is the right time for me to launch my OnlyFans for a few reasons. I’m going through a divorce, and I’m in a phase of rebuilding, rebuilding myself and my life — fresh starts.”

She’d been thinking about it since at least November 2025, when her manager, Joe Reitman, first floated the idea. “From September to the end of March, at least, it was really, really, really difficult,” she told Page Six. “It was very emotional, and it was just figuring out how to restart everything and kind of just starting from scratch, to be honest. So it was, ‘Well, now what?'”

The answer, it turns out, was OnlyFans. And the response was staggering. Variety confirmed she earned more than $1.2 million in her first week on the platform. When Reitman broke the number down for her, he put it in Hollywood terms she couldn’t ignore.

“You’ve now made more money in the span of a week or two than you did on American Pie, Scary Movie, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back and Love Actually combined,” she recalled him telling her.

It’s a remarkable line — and a reminder of just how much the entertainment landscape has shifted since Elizabeth first became a household name as exchange student Nadia in the 1999 comedy that launched a franchise. She told PEOPLE that joining the platform was ultimately about reclaiming control. “I’ve spent my entire career working in Hollywood, where other people controlled the narrative and the outcome of my career. This new chapter is about changing that, showing off a more sexy side no one has seen, and being closer to my fans.”

“I’m choosing OnlyFans because it allows me to connect directly with my audience, create on my own terms, and just be free. I really do think this is the future,” she continued.

What Comes Next

Elizabeth isn’t treating OnlyFans as a pivot away from Hollywood — she sees it as running alongside it. “I’m excited to be stepping back into development and conversations around new projects in Hollywood, while also continuing to use my OnlyFans page as a space where I can genuinely connect with fans in a more personal and authentic way,” she said.

She also hopes the platform’s reach will help her do more for the Shannon Elizabeth Foundation, her animal conservation nonprofit that she launched in 2018 and that has become the center of her life in South Africa. “Between entertainment, digital content, and the work of the Shannon Elizabeth Foundation — which will always be closest to my heart — I honestly feel more energised about the future than ever before. Sometimes the hardest transitions lead you exactly where you were meant to go.”

For now, the practical realities of starting over are front of mind. She told Page Six that her belongings have been in storage since September, and she’s still figuring out where to put down roots. “I know I’m going to stay out in South Africa because there’s a lot of work to do still with the charity and all. And I love it here! I have such a great friend group here. So my first thing is figuring out where I’m going to stay and get my own place again.”

She’s also thinking longer term about what the money could mean for her creative life — specifically, the ability to be more selective about acting jobs and to “move more into directing and producing as well.”

There’s an interesting footnote to all of this: the manager who pitched her on OnlyFans and is now watching her thrive is Joseph D. Reitman — her first husband, to whom she was married from 2002 to 2005. He’s been managing her career ever since, and his read on where she’s at right now is simple. “I can tell you Shannon is happier than I have seen her in years.”

“I envision being very busy. I envision this being, like, one of my best chapters,” Elizabeth told Us Weekly. “I want to be busy with projects. I want to be busy with my charity. I want everything to just grow and be successful.”

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