Kaley Cuoco focuses on friends, family and horses after split from Ryan Sweeting
Actress Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting and her husband, Ryan Sweeting, pose on arrival for the world premiere of the film “The Wedding Ringer†in Hollywood on Jan. 6.
Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting appears to be diverting her attention to family, friends and equestrian interests after splitting from tennis player Ryan Sweeting.
The "Big Bang Theory" star, who announced her split on Friday after only 21 months of marriage, was pretty active on Instagram over the weekend as she hit the stables and spent quality time with her friends' kids.
"Had an amazing time today hangin at the #bryanbrostennisfest #bryanbrothersfoundation ... loved seeing my friends @mikecbryan @bryanbros @lucillebryan and my favourite little Diaz girls!!! #mybestfriendskidsrock," the 29-year-old wrote, captioning a photo collage of their adventures.
The actress also plugged a few products, competed in her first official horseback-riding Grand Prix and gushed over friends and her horse.
"I have the greatest friends and family on this earth!!" she captioned another collage, then posted: "big kiss for miss #nettypie for getting me through my 1st official Gran Prix!!! It's always been a dream of mine, and here we are thanks to this magnificent mare!! (Thank u Lisa for capturing this sweet moment)"
Cuoco-Sweeting and Sweeting announced their split via People, saying that they "mutually decided to end their marriage," and declined to elaborate on the matter. It is unclear if either has yet filed for divorce.
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The pair closed out 2013 by tying the knot on New Year's Eve during fire-and-ice themed nuptials at Hummingbird Nest Ranch in Santa Susana.
Cuoco and Sweeting got engaged in September 2013 after only three months of dating, and during an appearance on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," the TV star admitted that the relationship was "newer" and knew that the engagement "looks a little crazy to some people," but said that their romance just took off as soon as they went on their first date.
"By day two, I was like, oh, my God, it hit me. It's so unbelievable, I said, 'This is it, this is it, this is it.'"
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