Comedian and actor Ali Wong’s husband, Justin Hakuta, has filed his answer in their divorce. The couple, who have been married for eight years, first announced their separation in 2022 before Wong finally took steps to legally separate from Hakuta last year.
In Hakuta’s response, he hinted that their breakup was amicable and also agreed to some of the actor’s terms, including those related to their two children.
Ali Wong’s Husband Agrees to Joint Custody
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According to court documents obtained by ExplosionWong’s husband seems to agree with her on the terms and conditions of her current divorce.
Hakuta, like Wong, wants joint custody of their daughters, Mari, 8, and Nikki, 6. The couple also agreed to engage in mediation to resolve matters related to spousal support and separate and community property.
The legal document reads, “The Parties are in mediation and intend to resolve all support issues by written stipulation.”
This means that Wong and Hakuta will engage in a private dialogue to figure out how they will resolve the matter.
For other issues, such as attorney fees, the legal document states: “Court [is] to find [Wong and Hakuta’s] The Prenuptial Agreement, executed on November 24, 2014, and the First Amendment to the Prenuptial Agreement, executed on February 10, 2021, are valid, binding and fully enforceable agreements.”
This means that Wong and Hakuta have a prenup to deal with that specific issue.
In 2022, a source close to the couple confirmed their separation People’s Magazine, saying, “It’s good, and they will continue to co-parent very lovingly.” The pair have maintained a close friendship ever since.
Ali Wong Talks About His ‘Unconventional’ Divorce
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The actress was quite candid about her split with Hakutanya, which she labeled as “unconventional” during an interview with Hollywood Reporter.
When talking about her divorce, Wong said, “We’re really close; we are best friend. We have been through a lot together. It was a very unconventional divorce.”
At the time, she also told the news outlet how she had just left a pickleball game with Hakuta before the interview and their plans for her to join his comedy tour, along with their daughter.
“I’m still training him, but the bones are still there and he’s coming to me quickly. This is the first hour I’ve done since I started where I was single. I think we’ll call it the Single Woman tour,” added the actress.
The Actress Was Surprised By The Attention Her Divorce Announcement Received
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While he was chatting with THR, Wong expressed how surprised he was by the public’s reaction to the news of his divorce from Hakuta. He stated that it was a big shock for him but that his mother’s reaction to the news was “the hardest part.”
Wong said, “I didn’t expect the announcement to be so widespread, but by far the hardest thing about the divorce was my mother’s reaction.”
She continued, “I had told him before that I thought we might get a divorce, and he was really upset. He looked me in the eye and asked, ‘Can you wait until I die?’ She really asked me not to live life for myself. But she’s 82, what do I expect? She hasn’t had her period in 40 years. She’s in the sha-ha-hallows of old age. But it’s still very hard to dealing with all his fears of the shame it would bring.”
Wong went on to quip that she didn’t need to tell any of her friends about her divorce because the story had reached several Chinese and Vietnamese publications.
He joked, “But then, what’s cool about the announcement is that he doesn’t have to tell any of his friends. They all found out because it got to a bunch of Chinese and Vietnamese newspapers — I still can’t believe why they were interested in me — and they all called him. He dies a million deaths in one day and then wakes up the next day and is like, ‘I survived.’ She still sees Justin a ton.”
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