Collette and Galafassi tied the knot in January 2003, remaining married for nearly 20 years until their separation was finalized in December 2022. As parents to two children – daughter Sage Florence and son Arlo Robert – they prioritize their wellbeing as they move forward with their divorce proceedings.

“Our children are of the utmost importance to us and we will continue to thrive as a family, even if it takes on a different shape,” Muriel’s Wedding star and Galafassi shared an Instagram statement in support of their family.

On Dec. 12, 2022, four days after announcing her divorce, Collette shared a poem by Kate Baer entitled Halfway There on her Instagram Story. It read: “No matter what happens, you are free to go.” “Free to peel away what remains of this story and choose another – it is never too late; it will definitely be worth the trouble.”

Who is Dave Galafassi, the man Toni Collette has spent two decades with? Read on to learn all about her estranged husband and their relationship.

He hails from Australia

Toni Collette and Dave Galafassi

Both Collette and Galafassi hail from Australia; Collette hails from Blacktown, Australia (near Sydney), while Galafassi hails from New South Wales in Australia.

He is an accomplished musician. Galafassi has played in numerous bands throughout his career. When he and Collette first met, he was the drummer for Australian rock band Gelbison, according to Sydney Morning Herald. With Collette as lead singer and Galafassi on drums, they formed Toni Collette & The Finish; Collette as lead singer with Galafassi providing accompaniment. Together with other bandmates they toured Australia extensively before releasing the album Beautiful Awkward Pictures before disbanding as a unit.

He and Collette began dating in the early 2000s.

The former couple first connected at one of Galafassi’s gigs. As The Sydney Morning Herald reported in 2018, she and a friend watched Gelbison perform and briefly chatted with Galafassi afterwards. A few days later, the two reunited at another party.

“He was the first person I saw when I walked in the door,” Collette revealed to the outlet. “He kissed me on the cheek and it just kind of melted me. I planned to stay for 10 minutes… and ended up staying 12 hours.” Collette concluded, “It was an incredibly special day.”

They tied the knot in 2003.

Collette and Galafassi tied the knot in January 2003 during a Buddhist ceremony near Sydney after dating for approximately one year. PEOPLE reported that 100 guests gathered at Collette’s 25-acre rural retreat for an auspicious ceremony officiated by Buddhist monks.

They Share Two Kids

A few years after getting married, Collette revealed she and Galafassi were expecting their first child together. “We’re absolutely delighted,” the Little Miss Sunshine actress shared with The Associated Press. “It’s strange how the last three films I’ve done while pregnant,” Colette commented. “What is the universe trying to tell me? But I believe everything happens for a reason.”

On Jan. 9, 2008, Collette and her partner welcomed their daughter Sage Florence to the world in Sydney, Australia. At that time, Collette’s representative reported: “All are well and very contented!”

On April 22, 2011, Collette and Galafassi welcomed their third child together – a son.

“Toni Collette, her husband David Galafassi and daughter Sage [Florence, 3] are delighted and proud to announce the birth of their baby boy Arlo Robert Galafassi,” Collette’s rep informed PEOPLE.

“His birth on Good Friday made it the greatest Friday ever!” the couple exclaimed in a joint statement.

Collette and Galafassi have always maintained a discreet family life, keeping their children out of the public eye for many years.

He and Collette announced their separation in 2022

On December 2022, The Daily Mail published photos of drummer Michael Galafassi kissing a woman at Manly Beach in Sydney. It was later revealed to be chiropractor Shannon Egan as they held hands and hugged while swimming in the ocean.

Hours later, Collette and Galafassi posted a statement on Instagram declaring their divorce after “a significant period of separation.”

“With grace and gratitude, we announce our divorce. While we remain united in our decision, we part with respect and care for each other. Our children remain our top priority, so while the structure of our family may change, we plan to thrive together as a unit.” “Thank you for providing us with space and love as we grow and move through this transition peacefully,” read the statement.

Just two months away from their 20th wedding anniversary, the couple announced their split.

He expressed his encouragement for Collette’s career.

Collette rarely spoke about her relationship with Galafassi, but she did share his response to her 2018 Netflix series Wanderlust, in which she plays a woman struggling with her marriage and questioning monogamy, during an interview with The Sydney Morning Herald. When asked if Galafaxi had seen Wanderlust, Collette replied “All of it.” Adding that she’s aware of life’s ups and downs, Collette added, “One thing he said was ‘This is the best thing you’ve ever done’ which made me cry.”

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Gwyneth Paltrow will testify in a civil case related to her 2016 ski accident, according to a source familiar with the matter Paltrow has been sued for $300,000 by a retired optometrist who claims the actress skied into him from behind at Deer Valley resort.

Terry Sanderson, the Goop founder, was accused of skipping out after his accident which left him with a permanent traumatic brain injury, 4 broken ribs, pain, and suffering as well as loss of enjoyment of life, emotional distress, and disfigurement, according to a lawsuit obtained by Fox News Digital.

According to a lawsuit filed in 2019, Paltrow “got up, turned and skied away, leaving Sanderson stunned and lying in the snow with serious injuries,” and an instructor from Deer Valley Ski Club who had been training Ms. Paltrow but did not witness the crash was also skied over to see Sanderson injured and then continued skiing away, falsely accusing her of having caused it.

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Terry Sanderson filed suit against Gwyneth Paltrow in 2019. (Getty Images)

Sanderson’s original claim of the hit-and-run was dismissed, and Deer Valley Resort and its instructor were removed from the lawsuit.

Paltrow insists Sanderson skied into her, and she stayed until given permission to depart by a Deer Valley Resort instructor. Additionally, the 50-year-old actress revealed Sanderson previously acknowledged not having any clear memory of the accident

On Jan. 29th, 2019, retired doctor Terry Sanderson appeared at the 3rd District Court in Salt Lake City to appear with Leah Hogsten/The Salt Lake Tribune via AP.

She has filed a countersuit, seeking $1 in symbolic damages and reimbursement of her attorney’s fees.

Paltow’s trial will commence on March 21.

Deer Valley Resort’s safety policies instruct skiers to “stop at the scene and render reasonable assistance” if involved in a collision on the slopes. According to Deer Valley Resort, the law requires skiers who have experienced an incident to provide their name and permanent address to a resort employee before departing the scene.

Other suggestions include notifying resort personnel and keeping other skiers away from the area of the incident.

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Gwyneth Paltrow, seen in Austria after an incident, was accused of skipping off. (Getty Images)

A legal expert explained what a jury must decide in order for a judge to find Paltrow negligent for her 2016 accident.

“Reasonable care” is a subjective standard that’s hard to define,” attorney Tyler Brown from Nuttall, Brown, and Coutts told Fox News Digital. “What constitutes reasonable care” is defined simply as what would a reasonable person do in similar circumstances.

Brown, who has handled ski accident lawsuits in the past but is not involved with Paltrow’s current suit, noted that these negligence claims tend to be specific and situational.

“Skiing is not necessarily an emergency,” he noted. “So it’s not like they had to exercise extra caution just because they were out skiing – but it may require more care than usual in such instances.”

According to Brown, when bringing a civil lawsuit, it is up to the plaintiff to prove their case. According to Sanderson’s legal team, they may struggle with persuading a jury that Paltrow was wronged in this instance.

“Those asserting this claim will have their work cut out for them,” he said, noting that they must show and prove to a jury that she acted unbelievably.” However, if there are still questions surrounding what exactly occurred, it could prove difficult to prove your case.”

Gwyneth Paltrow has claimed that Terry Sanderson hit her from behind while skiing in 2016. (Getty Images)

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Sanderson must still prove that the ski accident caused his injuries.

“They must demonstrate that they suffered harm,” Brown explained. “And they have to back up their medical claims with evidence, show the number of bills, and any wages lost due to missed work – all to demonstrate these injuries were caused by this accident and not just because someone went home and slipped on the ice in the parking lot.”

According to celebrity lawyer Duncan Levin, Paltrow may be seeking a chance to repair her reputation through trial.

“This case requires two to settle, and we don’t know who is pushing this to trial,” said attorney Thomas Goldstein, who has represented Harvey Weinstein, Clare Bronfman, and Anna Delvey among others.

“For Paltrow, this isn’t about the money — she has plenty of that — but rather about repairing her reputation and defending off someone she believes to be making false claims to get at her deep pockets,” he noted. “She’s much more focused on winning over public opinion than the court of law here in Utah.”

Levin, who is not representing Paltrow at present, noted that it’s not always about financial settlements for celebrities.

“High-profile defendants often prioritize vindication and avoiding frivolous lawsuits rather than quickly concluding what they perceive to be an unworthy case,” according to one observer

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Lisa Loring Died: A very sorrow news scattered on different social media platform recent days An American actress Lisa Loring,  has died 28 January 2023 Burbank, California, United States at 64. Her most notable work was as a child actor, starting at age 6 on The Addams family TV-series role as Wednesday Addams (1964-1966).

Loring was 6 years old when she appeared in 1964’s TV adaptation of Charles Addams’ macabre cartoons. This performance has remained the standard for the character’s portrayal for many decades.

Lisa Loring, who played Wednesday Addams on the first screen adaptations of The Addams Wednesday has died from stroke at 64. Her daughter, Variety, said Loring passed away Saturday night at a hospital in the company of her family.

She said that Loring passed peacefully, with her two daughters holding her hand. Laurie Jacobson, Loring’s friend and author, posted on Facebook that Loring had suffered a “massive stroke caused by smoking .

Who Was Lisa Loring?

Lisa Ann DeCinces famous as Lisa Loring was born February 16, 1958 in Marshall Islands. Her parents divorced at a young age and she moved to Los Angeles with her mom. At age 3, she began modeling and was given the stage name Lisa Loring. In 1964, she made her first TV appearance on the episode of Dr. Kildare, an NBC medical drama.

Loring was 6 years old when she took on the role of Wednesday Addams in Charles Addams’ New Yorker cartoons. Lisa Loring, an actress who played Wednesday Addams in the TV classic adaptation of The Addams Family has passed away. She was 64.

LisaLoring, a victim of stroke complications due to high blood pressure, died Saturday night at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center Burbank. Her daughter Vanessa Foumberg informed The Hollywood Reporter.

Loring is most well-known for her role as the morbid, pigtailed Wednesday in ABC’s black comedy The Addams Family. She took up this role in 1964. Although she played the role for two years, it was a landmark for Wednesday live-action portrayals. Jenna Ortega recently praised Loring’s performance on Wednesday.

Loring won the Wednesday part in ABC’s MGM-produced live action television adaptation of Charles Addams’ New Yorker cartoons. She began work at the half-hour comedy series when she was five and a half years old. Later interviews revealed that Loring “learned how to memorize before reading” so she could say her lines.

Loring spoke fondly about her time on The Addams Family at fan conventions as well as in interviews. Loring said that it was like a family and she couldn’t have chosen a better cast or crew in a YouTube interview at Monsterpalooza 2017. “Carolyn Jones and John Astin — Morticia and Gomez — were like my parents. They were amazing.”

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