Sutton Foster net worth: Fortune explored as Broadway star files for divorce from husband of 10 years

Sesame Street star Sutton Foster and her husband Ted Griffin are getting separated after being together for around ten years. The former is known for her performances in shows such as Bunheads and Mad Dogs. Foster's net worth currently stands at $4 million, as per CelebrityNetWorth.

Foster approached the New York County Supreme Court on October 22, 2024, for divorce. Notably, the pair were supposed to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary three days later, as per Us Weekly.

Ted is active in the same field as his wife and has worked as a screenwriter for projects like Ocean's Eleven and Matchstick Men. Furthermore, he is also a close friend of director Martin Scorsese and played a cameo in The Wolf of Wall Street.

The news comes at a time when there have been reports claiming that Sutton Foster is romantically linked to Hugh Jackman, following their appearance in The Music Man around two years ago. An insider for Page Six also previously claimed that The Music Man co-stars are willing to stay together forever and added:

"They go out of their way to hide it, but it's common knowledge."

On the other hand, representatives for Foster and Griffin are yet to share more details related to the split. The pair have also not addressed anything about the separation from their side on any platform.

Sutton and Ted got engaged in 2013 and are the parents of a child named Emily, who was adopted four years later. The duo's decision was a result of Foster's fertility struggles and in an interview with People magazine in 2018, Sutton said:

"I was always trying to make sense of why it wasn't working. I always thought, there has to be a reason. Now I realize Emily was so clearly meant to be our daughter. She was the reason!"

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Sutton Foster has accumulated a lot of wealth from her career in the entertainment industry: Earnings and other details explained

The Statesboro, Georgia native has managed to impress the public with her flawless work on screen over the years and has released two solo albums as a singer. This has helped Sutton Foster become the owner of different assets, including a few properties.

Sutton bought a luxurious house in Tuxedo, New York for $1.61 million in 2021 and it was originally established by architect Bruce Price in 1895, as per CelebrityNetWorth. However, the property was listed for sale in December last year.

The Vampirina star's acting career has been her main source of income. The 49-year-old's career dates back to the time when she was cast in a short film, Mr. Terbillion's Ambition, in 1989. She even emerged as the runner-up of the game show Star Search the following year.

Apart from films and TV shows, Sutton Foster worked on stage, which contributed to her popularity. While speaking to Elle Magazine in August 2024, Foster opened up on her experience with the theater and said:

"In a world where we're so attached to phones and screens, I love the aliveness of theater and that anything can happen. You get to have shared experience every night, not only with the cast, but with the audience. It keeps me coming back."

She has performed at various venues around the world, including the New Amsterdam Theatre. During her conversation, she opened up on how she has been adjusting to her work and family life together and said:

"It's definitely hard. My daughter is 7 years old. A lot of my career, I was childless. My first experience has been recent. Our schedules are opposite. Even on the weekends, when she's free, I'm working. It's a challenge, but we figure it out. We FaceTime a lot from the theater, and she comes to visit me."

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Sutton Foster played Liza Miller in the comedy-drama series, Younger, and has made minor appearances on shows such as Doc McStuffins, Say Yes to the Dress, and Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life. Sutton Foster has a few films in her credits, including The Angriest Man in Brooklyn.