Joanna Krupa: Last News

It’s over! Joanna Krupa and Douglas Nunes have called it quits after four years of marriage, Us Weekly can confirm.

Joanna Krupa and Douglas Nunes are calling it quits, ET has learned.Nunes filed divorce documents, obtained by ET, in Los Angeles County, citing irreconcilable differences. He listed the separation date as Jan. 2, 2023. The former Real Housewives of Miami star and model married the business tycoon in Poland in 2018.  At the time, a source told ET that Krupa and Nunes, who got engaged in March 2018, opted for a «small wedding» at Benedictine Abbey in Krakow. «The couple wanted to elope but decided to have close family and friends,» the source explained.

Joanna Krupa and her husband Douglas Nunes are getting a divorce.

Joanna Krupa discussed her plan to head to Poland to help Ukrainian refugees during an interview with TMZ that was released on Wednesday.The 42-year-old television personality, who was born in Warsaw, spoke about how her husband, Douglas Nunes, had previously flown to her country of birth in order to participate in humanitarian efforts.The model also noted that she would soon trade places with her husband and begin assisting refugees as soon as he returned home to take care of their young daughter Asha-Leigh, aged two. Looking to the future:Joanna Krupa discussed her plan to head to Poland to help Ukrainian refugees during an interview with TMZ that was released on Wednesday; she is seen in 2018Krupa began the interview by noting that she was sympathetic to the feelings of Poland's residents, many of whom had been greatly affected by the ongoing conflict.'I think everybody that's, you know, Polish and lives there, of course they're worried what's next, what's going to happen,' she said.

"Real Housewives of Miami" alum Joanna Krupa says she is planning to go to her native Poland to assist Ukrainian refugees. The 42-year-old model, who was born in Warsaw, Poland, spoke to TMZ cameras on Tuesday. She revealed that her husband Douglas Nunes is currently overseas in her native country assisting refugees with transportation.

ET confirmed earlier this year that , which was the seventh iteration of the franchise and originally ran for three seasons from 2011 to 2013, would be back for another season. The show originally followed the various friendships and personal and professional dramas of Echevarria, Patton, Pippen, Hochstein, Lea Black, Adriana de Moura and Joanna Krupa, among others.In November 2020, Andy Cohen admitted he was interested in bringing the series back, and revealed that he was in talks with Peacock — NBC's streaming platform — to air a potential fourth season.“I have really been trying to get Peacock to pick up ,” he said during an episode of the  podcast. “I don’t know if I’m allowed to say this.

She's reportedly turning down the opportunity to be a Bravo Housewife once again.And Joanna Krupa looked like she was happy to be doing her own thing while spotted on the streets of Los Angeles on Tuesday.The Polish/American model, 41, beamed as she headed into an office building for an appointment after she shared she won't be joining the reboot of Real Housewives Of Miami, which she was on for two seasons in the early 2010s.

Welcome home! Joanna Krupa, Jenna Dewan and more celebrity parents have given inside looks at their baby’s nurseries over the years.The Real Housewives of Miami alum designed the nursery of her dreams in December 2019 one month after her and Douglas Nunes’ daughter Asha-Leigh’s arrival.“Once we found out it was a little girl, I just wanted [the room] to be a little princess-y, but I also wanted people to walk in and think it looked so soft and pretty and girly, not crazy over-the-top or cheesy,” the former reality star exclusively told Us Weekly at the time. “It’s girly, but not just for a baby.

It's been a while since Joanna Krupa's days on The Real Housewives of Miami, but that hasn't stopped the former 'Wife from keeping up with some familiar faces. The RHOM alum recently chatted with The Daily Dish about all things Bravo — and let us in on a juicy conversation she had with fellow Housewife Denise Richards amid the upcoming drama on Season 10 of RHOBH.

It’s been seven years since The Real Housewives of Miami aired, but as Bravo continues to air throwback programming during the coronavirus pandemic, Joanna Krupa wants to keep husband Douglas Nunes away from the TV.

Not all Real Housewives franchises are made to last. After launching shows in Orange County, New York City, Atlanta, New Jersey, Washington, D.C. and Beverly Hills, Bravo created the Real Housewives of Miami.