Dylan Dreyer is officially a single woman.
The “Today” show co-host revealed Thursday that she and ex-husband Brian Fichera are officially divorced.
While explaining why her mother lives with her on her podcast ‘Parent Chat’, she said: “Why does my mother live with me? What is happening in my house that I now call home and have my mother as my roommate? As you know, I am recently divorced.
“So my mom stays with me for months.”
Page Six exclusively confirmed that their divorce was finalized on May 19. We can also confirm that there were discussions about child support, although those details are sealed.
Dreyer, 45, and Fichera announced in July 2025 that they were separating after 13 years of marriage.
At the time, she assured her social media followers that she and Fichera wanted to remain “closest friends.”
“Most importantly, we will continue to raise our three wonderful boys together with nothing but love and respect for each other,” she added.
Although sources told us at the time that “there is no divorce set yet,” Page Six confirmed that Dreyer filed before March 10, 2026.
Page Six reached out to the meteorologist for comment.
During a November 2025 episode of the “Today” show, Dreyer spoke to Jenna Bush Hager about the breakdown of her marriage.
“There was something we couldn’t fix, so now we’ve reframed our relationship (so) that we’re no longer husband and wife,” she said at the time.
The weatherman explained how “liberating” it was when they finally decided whether to work on their marriage or “accept that it’s broken.”
“All these things that are broken, I don’t blame you because we accepted that they are broken,” she noted.
She also added that she could be a better “friend” than a “wife” to Fichera.
During the interview, she also opened up about how she told their three sons – Calvin, 9, Oliver, 6, and Russell, 5, about the split.
“I asked Calvin. I said, ‘What do you think family is?'” she said. “And he said, ‘Well, it’s a group of people who love each other.'”
“And I said, ‘That’s who we are. And we always will be to you. But Mom and Dad work better as friends than as husband and wife,'” Dreyer said.
“And (Calvin) doesn’t care about a title. He doesn’t care what we are officially, none of them do. They’re surrounded by love every day.”
This summer, the family took a trip to the Turks and Caicos Islands, despite the divorce.
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