Speaking Thursday on 2 GB Ben Fordham Live, the Australian radio presenter described the breakdown of their marriage as “difficult”, adding that he particularly made a major number on Jackman because of his fame.

The comments of Worland intervene after Deborra-Lee Furness broke his silence on his divorce, suggesting that it was a case of “betrayal” from Hugh Jackman.

After the unexpected decision of Deborra-Lee Furness to talk about his divorce from Hugh Jackman, a close friend of the actor “Wolverine” has now shared his perspective on separation.

Worland revealed on 2 GB Ben Fordham Live Thursday that the split, which came after almost thirty years of marriage, was “difficult”.

As a close to Jackman, he also offered a rare overview of how the actor faced, noting that Jackman’s renown level has only made the situation more difficult.

“No one wants that someone goes through what he is, and he crosses him publicly because of his fame,” he said on the show.

Despite everything, Worland thinks that Jackman embraces this new chapter of his life with Resilience.

“I was in New York with him last month, and he is fine. He leaves well,” added the radio presenter, according to the New York Post.

Barely 24 hours ago, Furness spoke of his divorce in a cryptic declaration which alluded to Jackman the “betraying”.

“My heart and my compassion go to all those who have crossed the traumatic trip of betrayal,” said Furness, apparently referring to the romance of her distant husband with her Broadway Sutton Foster co-star.

“It is a deep injury that cuts deeply,” she added, by Breath. “It can hurt, but in the long term, return to yourself and live in your own integrity, your values ​​and your borders is liberation and freedom.”

Reflecting further on her split, Furness said that a “thing” that she learned is that “none of this is personal and that we are all on” our individual trips “.

“I believe that relationships in our lives are not random,” she continued. “We are attracted to people, we invite them, in order to learn our lessons and recognize and cure the broken parts of ourselves … I remain grateful.”

Furness’s statement comes after asking for the divorce of the star of “Wolverine” on May 23 at a New York court, according to the Daily mail.

This decision puts an end to the distance between the duo, because the couple had been separated since 2023. The divorce should also be finalized quickly, because the file has revealed that the duo does not dispute any assets.

We still do not know how the duo has chosen to divide their assets, but sources said that the regulations they had reached “happy” Furness after previous information that she wanted much more than Jackman was willing to offer.

“There were back and forth on this financial agreement, but ultimately, she obtained what she believed deserved,” said an initiate at the point of sale on the agreement, which includes a “good payment of support for the spouse”.

“There will be no drama with this closure she needed,” they added.

When Furness and Jackman announced their split in 2023, they published a joint statement, clearly indicating that it would be their only public comment on the issue, by People magazine.

In the declaration, they underlined their continuous mutual respect and their shared commitment to the family, saying: “Our family has been and will always be our highest priority”.

Now, almost two years later, their approach would be the same, in particular with regard to the co -parenting of their children, Ava Eliot and Oscar Maximillian.

“They are friendly and they are both fully determined to be the best parents they can be,” said a second source Daily mail About the old couple.