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Devon Franklin Explains Why He is Glad Meagan Good is No LONGER Ruining HIS LIFE
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DeVon Franklin is speaking candidly about the process of healing after his divorce from Meagan Good.
During an interview with The Breakfast Club podcast on Thursday, Franklin, 45, opened up about the whirlwind of emotions he’s felt since his split with the Harlem actress, 41.
"Mentally, I'm doing much better," Franklin began. “But the process to that, like, I can sit here before all of you and have this interview and be calm and introspective and all that. But that comes from a process, you know?”
Franklin went on to note that he’s experienced moments of sadness and anger, which ultimately forced him to do some inner work.
“I mean, there are nights [where] I'm crying myself to sleep," he admitted. "There are moments when I've been angry, but I've allowed myself to feel whatever I felt in order to heal because in my experience when I'm not facing what I'm feeling, then I'm trying to find something else to help me get through the pain."
Despite their breakup, Franklin said he will always have love for his ex-wife, adding that they still communicate with each other.
“The love for us has not gone away. It's just changed form," he explained.
Good and Franklin, who met working on the 2011 film Jumping the Broom, got engaged in May 2012 and wed in June 2012. In December 2021, after nine years of marriage, Franklin filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.
In a joint statement to PEOPLE at the time, the former couple said: “There's no one at fault, we believe this is the next best chapter in the evolution of our love.”
During an interview with The Breakfast Club podcast on Thursday, Franklin, 45, opened up about the whirlwind of emotions he’s felt since his split with the Harlem actress, 41.
"Mentally, I'm doing much better," Franklin began. “But the process to that, like, I can sit here before all of you and have this interview and be calm and introspective and all that. But that comes from a process, you know?”
Franklin went on to note that he’s experienced moments of sadness and anger, which ultimately forced him to do some inner work.
“I mean, there are nights [where] I'm crying myself to sleep," he admitted. "There are moments when I've been angry, but I've allowed myself to feel whatever I felt in order to heal because in my experience when I'm not facing what I'm feeling, then I'm trying to find something else to help me get through the pain."
Despite their breakup, Franklin said he will always have love for his ex-wife, adding that they still communicate with each other.
“The love for us has not gone away. It's just changed form," he explained.
Good and Franklin, who met working on the 2011 film Jumping the Broom, got engaged in May 2012 and wed in June 2012. In December 2021, after nine years of marriage, Franklin filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.
In a joint statement to PEOPLE at the time, the former couple said: “There's no one at fault, we believe this is the next best chapter in the evolution of our love.”
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