CJ Perry is opening up about how she and Miro found their way back — after a separation that got so intense, it nearly ended in divorce.
The couple didn’t just take time apart — they were actively going through the divorce process, with things getting so heated at one point that Miro served divorce papers to Perry on her birthday. The situation showed just how far things had broken down between them during that period. Despite all of that, the story didn’t end there.
Now, Perry is explaining what changed — and how they stopped things before the divorce was finalized and rebuilt their relationship from the ground up. Speaking on Andy Frasco’s World Saving Podcast, Perry revealed that the turning point came when both of them decided to stop focusing on ending the marriage and instead focus on fixing themselves first.
“Yeah, it was really tough. I’m very thankful, though. I think it was one of those things where my husband and I both chose to work on the marriage because we both had our own stuff going on. We were like, ‘Okay, let’s focus on ourselves first and really dial in before we try to permanently uproot our lives.’”
That decision to pause everything — even with divorce papers already in play — ended up changing the direction of their relationship. Perry explained that once they removed the chaos and distractions that had built up during their separation, things between them started to feel natural again.
“And it really made a difference. When we both got rid of all that extra stuff, it was like, ‘Oh yeah, we do like being around each other.’”
Her comments add a lot more weight to their story. This wasn’t a simple breakup and reunion — it was a relationship that reached the point of legal separation and divorce proceedings, only to be pulled back before it was finalized.
The fact that things got as far as attempted paperwork delivery — including the birthday incident — shows just how close they came to ending things completely. Instead, they chose to reset. In the end, CJ Perry and Miro didn’t just reconcile, they stopped a divorce mid-process after hitting a breaking point, stepped back, worked on themselves, and found their way back together.
Do you think a relationship can truly recover after reaching that level of conflict, or does something like this leave lasting damage? Drop your thoughts below and let us know.
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