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Confirmed: Madonna & Guy Ritchie to Divorce

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Oct. 15 2008, Published 3:12 p.m. ET

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After almost eight years of marriage, Madonna and husband Guy Ritchie are ending their marriage.

Madonna's spokeswoman Liz Rosenberg said in a statement, co-signed by a representative of filmmaker Guy, that the couple had not agreed on a settlement, the Associated Press reported.

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"Madonna and Guy Ritchie have agreed to divorce after seven and a half years of marriage. They have both requested that the media maintain respect for their family at this difficult time," says the statement.

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London's The Sun and Daily Mail both cited unnamed sources today who said that the couple will have a final divorce by December, just after Madonna wraps up her world tour.

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The couple had a rocky year: this summer rumors swirled over Madonna's alleged involvement in the breakup of New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez's marriage to his ex-wife Cynthia. The super star musician denied any part in that split, and she and Guy had gone out together in public shows of marital solidarity since then.

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However the writing has been on the wall for some time: when OK! asked Guy the secret to a happy marriage back in September at the Toronto Film Festival, his answer was telling.

"Ah, if you know, you tell me," he said. "That’s a toughie, and… maybe you know the answer."

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