Report: Landon Donovan And Wife Bianca Split Up

According to reports U.S. Soccer’s most famous couple is no longer together.

Jul 19, 2009 2:01:12 PM

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Landon Donovan And Wife Bianca.

Landon Donovan and his wife Bianca Kajlich, star of the television show Rules of Engagement, have separated.

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The couple had been together since New Year’s eve of 2006 before the separation which happened quietly sometime over the last several months.

 

“The separation is amicable,” said the representative for the couple who confirmed the story to People.

 

No further details were available on what caused the separation.

 

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