Hila Klein files for divorce from 'H3 Podcast' co-host Ethan Klein following affair allegation
“Hila Klein has filed for divorce from her husband, You. Tuber and podcast host Ethan Klein, following allegations of infidelity that have brought their 14-year marriage to an end., Hila filed the divorc…”
The couple married on October 10, 2012. TMZinitially reported the divorce filing. Hila, represented by prominent divorce lawyer Laura Wasser, is seeking joint custody of their three children, spousal support, the restoration of her maiden name and payment of her legal fees by Ethan.
The separation follows Hila's public allegations that Ethan had been unfaithful. RELATEDHila Klein accuses husband Ethan of having an affair for over 6 months amid details of reported separationH3 Podcast crew will no longer work with Ethan Klein after wife Hila’s affair allegations.
Ethan Klein’s past remarks about men who cheat on their wives resurface amid affair allegations. Ethan Klein speaks out after wife Hila’s explosive affair allegations as couple face separation. In an Instagram statement last Thursday, she wrote: “I am living a nightmare I can’t wake up from.
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My husband has been having an affair. I have been fed lie after lie after lie for months.”Hila said she had confronted Ethan about her concerns but received dismissive responses. She subsequently discovered what she described as a lie and decided to end the relationship., Ethan eventually admitted to having an affair lasting more than six months.
The controversy has also affected the couple's professional partnership. TheH3 Podcastteam confirmed Ethan's departure, expressing support for Hila. Its statement read: “We stand with Hila and will support her every step of the way.”Launched in 2016, theH3 Podcasthas more than 2.5 million You.
Tube subscribers. Ethan and Hila, who met in 2007, share three sons: Theodore, Bruce and Sunny.
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