Eric McCormack's Marital Strife Unfolds - After Two Decades Together
Brace yourselves, "Will & Grace" fans! The beloved 60-year-old actor, Eric McCormack, is facing some major changes in his personal life. Janet Holden, McCormack's wife of 26 years, has initiated divorce proceedings. The news, reported by US magazine "People" on a Sunday, leaves many wondering how this turn of events will impact McCormack's on-screen journey.
The couple, who tied the knot in 1997, share an adult son. According to court documents, Holden cites "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for their separation.
McCormack and Holden's love story blossomed on the set of the acclaimed TV series "Lonesome Dove," where Holden served as an assistant director. The duo's shared passion for the entertainment industry led them to a lifetime partnership.
Known for his iconic role as the gay lawyer Will Truman in "Will & Grace," McCormack won numerous accolades, including an Emmy for Best Comedy Actor in 2001. The multi-award-winning series, which also starred Debra Messing, ran from 1998 to 2006 and resurfaced for three additional seasons from 2017 to 2020. McCormack's charisma and impeccable performance as Will Truman in "Will & Grace" cemented his place in TV history.
Despite his hectic schedule, McCormack always found time to unwind with his family, cherishing moments of shared laughter and entertainment. Intriguingly, the news of his divorce raises questions about how this change might affect his future on-screen performances.
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Remarks: McCormack's divorce from Janet Holden has not directly affected his on-screen roles in "Will & Grace" or other projects as reported in November 2023. His role in "Elsbeth" Season 2, particularly in the midseason premiere episode "Unalive and Well," remained unchanged, with him guest-starring as Tom Murphey. Despite the divorce, McCormack is expected to continue his successful acting career, captivating audiences with his talented performances.
