On July 16, according to Japanese media reports, Japanese goddess Nanami Suzuki and her husband Takaaki Ishibashi announced their divorce, and the marriage that lasted for 23 years finally came to an end.
They said that the task of raising children has come to an end, and in the future, they will get along with the president of the firm and the company's artists.
The decision of the two should have been made deliberately, and at the beginning of this year, Suzuki Ho nami was exposed to spend 300 million yuan in his personal name to buy a new mansion, suspected of separating from Takaaki Ishibashi.
The 54-year-old Suzuki Ho nami, who became famous for 1991's Tokyo Love Story, played the playful and lively Akamei Rika, who is known as Japan's first love. Later, "Love Has No Tomorrow", "Don't Call Me Prime Minister" and "Newsgirl" also achieved good results.
With a successful career, Nanami Suzuki's peach blossom luck is naturally not bad, her first husband was car announcer Kazuhito Kawai, and the two divorced in 1995. Three years later, she married the well-known comedian Takaaki Ishibashi, and announced her retirement, and after marriage, she concentrated on her husband and godson, raising three lovely daughters.
However, Ishibashi Takaaki did not cherish his wife's sacrifice, but was exposed to cheating many times, just reconciled with his wife for only 4 months to steal food again, and even had a scandal of blatant sexual harassment of actresses on the show.
And Ishibashi Takaaki has a strong desire to control his wife, and the macho thinks that his wife should be at home to teach her children. After Nanami Suzuki's official comeback in 2011, Takaaki Ishibashi was exposed to have been very opposed, and even forced Nanami Suzuki to give up the drama contract of "The Tropics of Women and Men".
Cheating to increase machismo, Suzuki Ho nami was rumored to have separated from Takaaki Ishibashi as early as 2013, and now the two are officially divorced, which also makes many fans breathe a sigh of relief, want to come to the goddess before or for the sake of children in the patience bar, I hope she can go well in the future.