text: Done for good. Marc Anthony and Shannon de Lima confirmed that they're divorcing in a joint statement to Us Weekly on Sunday, December 18. 
   
   “After much consideration, we have mutually and amicably decided to end our two-year marriage,” the couple said in the statement. “We ask for privacy during this difficult process, and no further comments will be made from either one of us about this personal matter.” 
   
   
   
   A source previously told Us that the couple had decided to end their union earlier this year. “It just was not working and they didn’t have enough in common,” the insider said of the 48-year-old singer and the 28-year-old Venezuelan model. 
   
   
   
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   The pair first began dating in 2012, just months after the Latin crooner and ex-wife Jennifer Lopez called it quits on their seven-year marriage. Anthony and de Lima wed in a romantic wedding ceremony in the Dominican Republic on November 11, 2014, after a brief break in 2013. 
   
   In November, Anthony and Lopez, 47, surprised fans when they shared a smooch on stage at the 17th annual Latin Grammy Awards. And a second insider revealed that the kiss may have been for more than show, telling Us that Anthony is “still in love” with his ex and “is trying to get back together with her.” 
   
   
   
   “As soon as he heard Jennifer split with Casper [Smart], he wanted out [of his marriage],” the source said. Lopez and Smart, 29, called off their relationship this past August after more than four years of dating. 
   
   Still, the path to a possible reconciliation may not be so easy. In April, Lopez got candid with W magazine when she revealed that she knew her marriage to Anthony was doomed from the start. 
   
   
   
   “When my marriage ended, it was not easy to find forgiveness,” the Shades of Blue actress said. “It wasn’t the dream that I had hoped for, and it would have been easier to fan the flames of resentment, disappointment and anger. But Marc is the father of my children, and that’s never going away. So I have to make things right. And that is, by far, the hardest work I do.” 
   
   
   
   The former couple share 8-year-old twins Emme and Max. 
   
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   ||||| Marc Anthony and Shannon de Lima attend the Billboard Latin Music Awards at Bank United Center on April 28, 2016 in Miami. 
   
   UPDATE: According to legal documents obtained by The Dirty, the "Vivir mi vida" singer filed for divorce from Shannon de Lima in a Florida court on Dec. 16. 
   
   After weeks of uncorroborated rumors, Marc Anthony has officially announced that he’s splitting up with Shannon de Lima, his wife of two years. 
   
   “After much consideration, we have mutually and amicably decided to end our two year marriage,” Anthony in a statement released Sunday (Dec. 18). “We ask for privacy during this difficult process, and no further comments will be made from either one of us about this personal matter.” 
   
   Rumors about Anthony separating from de Lima surfaced following his Latin Grammy presentation with ex-wife Jennifer Lopez on Nov. 17, after which the two kissed on live television. 
   
   At the time, however, Anthony did not confirm the rumors were true. While he is executive producing Lopez’s upcoming Spanish-language album, the two have no plans to get back together as a couple. 
   
   Anthony and de Lima, a 28-year-old Venezuelan model, were married in 2014. They have no children together.
target: – Marc Anthony has confirmed he's splitting from his wife of two years, 28-year-old model Shannon de Lima, reports Billboard. Rumors surfaced that the pair were done after Anthony, 48, shared an on-stage kiss with ex-wife Jennifer Lopez at the Latin Grammys in November, a few months after Lopez broke up with her boyfriend of four years, Casper Smart. Anthony and de Lima—who began dating months after Anthony and Lopez broke up in 2011, and wed in 2014—only say that they came to the decision "mutually and amicably" after "much consideration," reports Us Weekly.