Detroit Lions’ Dan Campbell and Wife Split, Divorce Proceedings Underway Due To…

Detroit, MI – In a shocking turn of events, Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell and his wife, Holly, have announced that they are separating and have begun divorce proceedings.

According to sources close to the couple, the decision to split was amicable, and both parties have agreed to prioritize their family’s well-being during this difficult time.

Campbell, 47, and Holly, his wife of over 20 years, have two children together. The couple has been a fixture in the Detroit community since Campbell’s arrival as head coach in 2021.

While the news may come as a surprise to fans and followers of the team, those close to the couple say that the decision to divorce has been a long time coming.

“Dan and Holly have been having issues for a while now, and they’ve decided that it’s best for them to go their separate ways,” a source revealed. “It’s a tough situation, but they’re both committed to making sure their kids are okay.”

The news of Campbell’s divorce comes at a tumultuous time for the Lions, who are currently in the midst of a rebuilding season. However, sources say that Campbell’s personal life will not affect his performance on the field.

“Dan is a professional, and he’ll continue to do his job to the best of his ability,” a team spokesperson said. “We support him and his family during this difficult time.”

As the divorce proceedings move forward, Campbell and his wife have asked for privacy and respect for their family’s well-being.

The Detroit Lions organization has released a statement wishing Campbell and his family all the best during this challenging time.