Who Is Diane Gaeta? Logan Marshall-Green’s Wife Diane Gaeta Wiki, Bio, Age, Kids, Height, Parents, Family, Divorce, Nationality, Ethnicity, Instagram

Diane Gaeta Biography – Diane Gaeta Wiki

Diane Gaeta Marshall-Green is a Mexican American actress and artist.

Diane Gaeta Age

She was born on April 12, 1980 in Texas, United States.

Diane Gaeta Husband

She is actor Logan Marshall-Green’s wife. They married on December 12, 2012.

Diane Gaeta Children

Gaeta has two children; a son, Tennessee Logan Marshall-Green, with her husband Logan Marshall-Green and a daughter, with actor Johnny Lewis.

Diane Gaeta Height

She stands at a height of 5 feet 3 inches (1.6 m).

Diane Gaeta Divorce

According to court records, Gaeta filed for divorce from Logan Marshall-Green on Friday April 5, 2019 in Los Angeles after 7 years of marriage.

After filing for divorce she took to social media and accused her husband of being unfaithful. She wrote in an Instagram post:

“I filed for divorce today from @elemgy because people aren’t always what they seem and to every woman out there: always trust your gut. And beware of the faux woman champion like @sarahhayofficial because those girls don’t care about sleeping with a married father of two. Peace and Love, thanks for letting me share.”

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