The facilitator Jen Hamilton with her husband, Brianthey have been very open about their relationship over the years.
The couple exchanged vows in 2012, before welcoming sons Ellis and Luke. In June 2026, Jen – who sparked speculation that the couple had called it quits – shared her side of the story on where they stood on an emotional TikTok.
“He’s still my best friend. There’s no bullying, no yelling, no animosity between the two of us. I want him to succeed. I want him to be the best version of himself, that he’s never seen before. I feel like sometimes we can really heal each other from the things we need to heal from,” he said in part.
Scroll down to see a timeline of Jen and Brian’s relationship from the beginning:
August 2012
They tied the knot in the church. In 2025, Jen showed off their marriage with a series of intimate photos.
“August 4th, it will be 13 years,” he wrote on Instagram at the time. “It wasn’t always good or fun and there were times when we didn’t think we would make it. But thank you for fixing our family and getting it out. Social media is fake. Don’t believe people who pretend they have it all. No one. ❤️.”
March 2022
On TikTok, Jen answered a fan’s question about how she “got over” her breakup. “[Brian] and I was separated and it wasn’t a good time – bad news – but also the best thing that ever happened,” she said.
June 2026
After sparking speculation that she and Brian had split, Jen broke her silence in an emotional video.
“I feel shame and I feel exposed and I feel sad, I feel everything you’re probably feeling.” My publishers said I should do a ‘when I’m ready’ speech. There is no readiness. But there’s already been a lot of headlines about it, so I might as well just rip off the Band-Aid and put it in the wind,” he told TikTok at the time, explaining that he wanted to write his own statement. “I wanted it to be something we came up with together. “So I’ll show you what we wrote together and add some other stuff [of] mine.”
A statement was then displayed on the screen behind him.
“Yes, we are breaking up,” it read. “This comes with great pain for both of us, but also gratitude for 15 years of shared history, love, and friendship. We are committed to loving each other well in this transition and putting the well-being of the family we have created at the center.”
The statement continued, “We hope that our different ways in the virtual space will create space and space for mental healing for each other. We are still determined to be a team. We even wrote this together (and without chatgpt). We both want to be very clear. This was not about falling out of love. That’s why this hurts so much. It was about realizing that what you can do to make things very complicated sometimes. what we do.”
