Country music star Jon Pardi and his wife, Summer Pardi, have announced their decision to end their marriage after nearly six years.
The couple shared the news on July 3, 2026, via a joint Instagram statement, emphasizing their commitment to co-parenting their two young daughters.
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“After much thought, we have made the difficult decision to end our marriage.
Our daughters will always remain our highest priority and we are committed to moving forward with love and respect as co-parents,” the statement read.
The pair thanked supporters for their understanding and asked for privacy during this family transition.
“Thank you for your understanding, support and respect as we navigate these changes as a family,” they added.
Following the announcement, Jon Pardi posted on Instagram Stories that he would temporarily step away from managing his personal social media.
“While I navigate this next chapter, I'm going to take some time away from social media to focus on myself and my family.
Thanks to you for all the love and support. My team will handle posting for the time being.
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I'll see you at the shows,” he wrote.
Relationship Timeline
Jon and Summer first met in 2017 through a mutual friend.
They got engaged at the Ryman Auditorium in 2019 and married on November 21, 2020, at Saddle Woods Farm in Tennessee.
The couple have two daughters: Presley Fawn, born in February 2023, and Sienna Grace, born in July 2024.
Summer previously appeared in Pardi’s “Heartache Medication” music video.
In past interviews, Pardi expressed his dedication to his marriage. He told PEOPLE that singing about losing his wife was “a big no for me.”
He also described Summer as “the first girl I’ve ever dated where I felt like she had my back and that we really are a team.”
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The divorce announcement comes shortly after a career milestone for Pardi, who recently invited songwriter Rhett Akins to become a member on the Grand Ole Opry stage.
