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Updated · Us Weekly · Jul 11

Courtney Robertson Files for Divorce From Humberto Preciado After 6 Years and 3 Children

Updated

Updated · Us Weekly · Jul 11

Courtney Robertson Files for Divorce From Humberto Preciado After 6 Years and 3 Children

Q: With her husband silent, what's next for Courtney Robertson's family after her bombshell divorce filing?

Courtney Robertson says the next step for her family is a child-centered separation focused on stability, privacy and respectful coparenting. In announcing her divorce filing from Humberto Preciado, Robertson said the split followed “learning information that irreparably damaged the trust in our marriage.” With Preciado declining to comment, the clearest picture of what comes next comes from Robertson’s own statement: her priority is their three children — Joaquin, 6, Paloma, 4 or 5 in published reports, and Gabriel, 2 — and creating “peace and a healthy, stable environment” for them. She has said she intends to coparent “with kindness and respect,” suggesting the immediate focus will be on day-to-day parenting arrangements rather than a public dispute. No custody terms, court timetable or financial details have been disclosed. The couple met on social media in 2019, married in Sedona in 2020 after pandemic-related changes to their plans, and built a family over nearly six years together. Their youngest child was born in 2024. For now, Robertson appears to be taking the process privately and incrementally. She told People this is one of the hardest periods of her life and asked for privacy as the family adjusts. Unless either side speaks further or court filings become public, the likely near-term path is divorce proceedings unfolding quietly while both parents work out how to raise their children in separate households.

Q: What 'irreparable' information led to the sudden end of Courtney Robertson's six-year marriage?

Courtney Robertson has not disclosed what the “irreparable” information was. The only public explanation she gave is that she filed for divorce after “learning information that irreparably damaged the trust in our marriage.” Based on her statement to *People*, the issue was a serious breach of trust, but no further details have been made public. Humberto Preciado declined to comment, so there is no independent public account of what she learned. What is clear from Robertson’s remarks is that she sees the split as necessary for the well-being of their three children and says her priority is creating “peace and a healthy, stable environment” while coparenting with “kindness and respect.”

3 articles · Updated · Us Weekly · Jul 11

Courtney Robertson, 43, said she has filed for divorce from husband Humberto Preciado and that the couple have separated.
Robertson said her focus is on their three children and that she wants to keep coparenting "with kindness and respect" while asking for privacy.
The pair connected on social media in 2019, married in 2020 and later had three children: Joaquin, 6, Paloma, 4, and Gabriel, 2.
Robertson, who won Ben Flajnik’s 2012 season of The Bachelor, had recently returned to Bachelor-related TV on HGTV’s Bachelor Mansion Takeover.