Ron Perlman’s wife of 38 years Opal Stone responds to his divorce filing after eight months and seeks spousal support
Her famous husband, actor Ron Perlman, filed for divorce after 38 years of marriage last November.
And now eight months later, Opal Stone Perlman has filed her response.
The jewelry designer cited irreconcilable differences for the end of the marriage, according to People, and is requesting spousal support and attorney fees from the Sons of Anarchy star.
‘Irreconcilable differences’: Opal Stone, pictured in April 2018 with husband of 38 years Ron Perlman, responded to his divorce filing after eight months seeking spousal support
Perlman married Stone on Valentine’s Day in 1981 and they have two children – daughter Blake, 36, who is an actress, and son Brandon, 30.
He moved to formally end the marriage last November and listed the date of his separation from his wife as May 2019.
That was the month when he was seen kissing actress and burlesque dancer Allison Dunbar, who starred with him in 2018 on the Crackle series StartUp.
Legal action: Perlman, 70, who is best known for originating Hellboy on the big screen and starring in Sons Of Anarchy, filed his divorce petition in November. He’s pictured June 30 in LA
New lady: The actor listed the date of separation as May 2019, the same month he was first spotted kissing his StartUp co-star Allison Dunbar, pictured
Met the family: In February 2018, Dunbar had shared a photo to Instagram of herself having dinner with Perlman and his daughter Blake, 36. He also has a son Brandon, 30
In February 2018, Dunbar had shared a photo to Instagram of her having dinner with Perlman and his daughter Blake.
And the Hollywood actor, 70, continues to be regularly featured on her social media.
He is best known for originating the role of Hellboy on the big screen for director Guillermo del Toro in 2004 and the 2008 sequel, and as Clay in the hit TV series Sons Of Anarchy from 2008 to 2013.
Moved on: Perlman continues to be regularly featured on the actress and burlesque dancer’s social media