Brett Kissel and his wife, Cecilia, have publicly announced their divorce after 15 years of marriage. The couple made the announcement through a joint post on Instagram, accompanied by a handwritten letter detailing their decision.
Brett and Cecilia’s Decision to Divorce
The letter stated, “With a clear mind and a loving heart, we have made the decision to end our marriage of almost 15 years.” They acknowledged that after extensive reflection, they no longer felt suited for each other.
Despite this significant life change, Brett and Cecilia reassured their fans about their commitment to co-parenting their four children. They expressed optimism about their future and emphasized their respect for one another.
Family Focus and Recent Separation
The couple revealed that they have been separated for a year and a half, during which time they have maintained a sense of harmony as a family. They asked their followers for understanding and privacy as they navigate this transition.
- Children: Four kids – Mila (9), Aria (8), Leo (6), and Atlas (3)
- Separation Duration: 1.5 years
How They Met and Their Journey
Brett first met Cecilia in 2008 when he was just 17 years old. He recalls that it was “love at first sight” during a rodeo concert. Their relationship evolved from friendship to love, and by late 2009, Brett proposed at the age of 19. They married in 2011.
Cecilia has been a significant support throughout Brett’s musical career, often traveling with him on tour. Their relationship inspired many of Brett’s songs, including “Red Carpet” and the heartfelt “Cecilia.”
Brett’s Continuing Musical Endeavors
During this personal upheaval, Brett remains dedicated to his music. His recent release, “Farmer,” features Lee Brice and showcases his emotional songwriting. Furthermore, he plans to wrap up his 2025 performances with a New Year’s Eve show at the Silent Ice Center in Nisku, Alberta.
As they close this chapter, Brett and Cecilia continue to focus on their family and creative pursuits, demonstrating resilience through a challenging time.
