‘Jacques’ star Johnny Knoxville has filed for divorce from his wife almost 12 years later

“Jacques” star Johnny Knoxville filed for divorce from his second wife this week, several outlets reported Thursday.

The 51-year-old, whose legal name is Philip John Clapp, was quoted as saying “Intangible Differences” Launched Tuesday in Los Angeles by his wife, Naomi Nelson, a documentary filmmaker.

He is seeking the joint custody of their 12-year-old son Rocco and 10-year-old daughter Arlo.

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Actor Johnny Knoxville (R) and director Naomi Nelson arrived for the premiere of “Burden” on February 27, 2020 at the Silver Screen Theater at the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood, California. (Photo by Amanda Edwards / Getty Images)
(Photo by Amanda Edwards / Getty Images)

The couple got married in September 2010 and separated on September 24 last year – their wedding anniversary date and documents were reported.

One month before the reported split, Knoxville wrote a A glowing tribute To his wife for her birthday.

Naomi Nelson, Johnny Knoxville, Rocco Akira Clap and Arlow Clap attend LA Loves Alex Lemonade 2019 at the UCLA Royce Quad in Los Angeles, California on September 14, 2019 (Photo by Jean-Baptiste Lacroix / Getty Images)
(Photo by Jean-Baptiste Lacroix / Getty Images)

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“Happy birthday to my love and light,” he said on Instagram, along with a photo of Nelson and their two children. “Wonderful wife and beautiful mother. You are the sunshine on my face and everything is good. I love you so much. Happy birthday.”

Melanie Klopp, Johnny Knoxville and their daughter at the 2005 Los Angeles premiere of “The Ringer”.
(Photo by Michael Tran / Filmmagic)

Knoxville married his first wife, Melanie Clapp, in 1995. The couple shared a 26-year-old daughter, Madison.

Divorced in 2008 after a long separation.

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Co-creator and star of MTV’s “Jacques” is Knoxville Stunt reality showFirst aired in 2000 and has produced a number of films, including “Jacques Forever” earlier this year.