Tommy Lee splits with wife of six years, Brittany Furlan
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Tommy Lee and wife Brittany Furlan have reportedly called it quits after six years of marriage.
They've been living separately for two weeks, and the Mötley Crüe drummer's drinking is at the centre of the split, sources close to the couple told TMZ.
The outlet further claims the rock star is unwilling to get sober.
Despite them no longer staying under the same roof together, the pair still remains in contact. Sources shared it's unclear whether either party plans to file for divorce at this time.
Recently, Lee, 62, hinted at his marital troubles on social media after he unfollowed Furlan, 38, on Instagram.
On Thursday, he shared a video to his Instagram Stories with a message that said: 'I'm sorry, the feelings you're trying to reach have been disconnected and are no longer available. Please take your bulls**t somewhere else.'
Reps for both Furlan and Lee did not immediately respond to Page Six's requests for comment.
Lee and Furlan tied the knot on Valentine's Day in 2019 — exactly one year after the musician popped the question with a huge heart-shaped ring. They started dating in 2017.
They did not welcome any children together during their relationship.
The marriage marked Lee's fourth time saying 'I do' following his previous trips down the aisle with Elaine Starchuk, Heather Locklear and most famously, Pamela Anderson, with whom he shares two sons: Brandon Thomas, 28, and Dylan Jagger, 27.
Anderson and Lee were married from 1995 to 1998.
Prior to his marriage with the social media star, Anderson accused Furlan of enabling Lee's drinking, which the Barb Wire star claimed caused a big blowout brawl with their eldest son.
Around the same time, a source told Page Six that Furlan had 'driven a wedge' between Lee and his close circle of friends since the couple started dating, prompting concern among his pals.
This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission
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