With the divorce of Zooey Deschanel and Ben Gibbard taking place at the end of 2011, neither of them have revealed what caused their relationship the break down in the first place.
Zooey Deschanel has recently divorced from her husband, Ben Gibbard. Deschanel announced in November 2011 her separation from the Death Cab For Cutie frontman, before later filing for divorce in 27th December 2011. TMZ.com were able to get their hands on the court documents and revealed that Deschanel has 1.5 million USD in her bank account, in addition to 1.6 million USD in stocks and bonds.
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Deschanel is currently on fire with a Golden Globe nomination for her comedy series 'New Girl', as well as a successful music career as part of She and Him - in addition to appearances in '500 Days of Summer' and 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy'. Recently, she also recorded a number of songs for the soundtrack of Disney's new 'Winnie the Pooh'. Apparently, after her rerecording of theme tune, she was asked to record a few more tracks for the piece.
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Her divorce from Gibbard was put down as 'irreconcilable' differences, and so far neither party has chosen to express just what those differences were. It is unknown if the couple signed a pre-nuptial agreement before their marriage. As both careers have gone from strength-to-strength since their marriage in 2009. The only comment so far has been from Deschanel's publicist, who described the split as 'amicable'.
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