Frankie Muniz Describes “Nightmare” Period Following Divorce Announcement
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Frankie Muniz Describes "Nightmare" Period Following Divorce Announcement
- Actor Frankie Muniz recently shared on social media that the past six weeks of his life have been a "nightmare" following his July 2026 divorce announcement from Paige Price.
- Muniz, 40, and Price, 33, had been together for ten years and married for six, sharing a five-year-old son named Mauz Mosley Muniz.
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Frankie Muniz, known for “Malcolm in the Middle” and now a professional stock car racer, posted on Instagram on September 18, 2026, describing a period of intense personal struggle. He stated that the previous six weeks had been a “nightmare” and that he had hit “rock bottom.” Muniz explained that everything felt “heavy, unclear, and like it was falling apart at the same time.” He viewed this difficult time as an unexpected gift, forcing him into self-reflection and to acknowledge areas of his life needing work.
In July 2026, Muniz and Paige Price announced their decision to end their marriage after a period of private separation. Their joint statement, shared on social media, indicated that after ten years together, they had grown in ways that made them realize their relationship was strongest as a deep friendship and as co-parents. They emphasized their commitment to co-parenting their son, Mauz, who remains the center of their world.
Despite the divorce, Muniz and Price have been seen together, including at their son’s soccer game on September 19, 2026, where they appeared in brighter spirits. Price had previously defended Muniz against online criticism following their initial divorce announcement, asserting they were “on the same team.” Muniz concluded his recent emotional post by encouraging others in a low place, stating, “you’re not broken. You’re being rebuilt. Let’s keep going!”