In a stunning turn of events, Ottawa Senators goaltender Linus Ullmark has officially filed for divorce from his wife Moa Wikman, citing irreconcilable differences. The news has sent shockwaves through the NHL community, with fans and fellow players alike reeling from the unexpected announcement.
According to sources close to the couple, the incident that led to the divorce filing occurred during a heated argument at their Ottawa home, where Ullmark allegedly discovered evidence of Wikman’s involvement with a prominent business partner. The nature of the incident has not been disclosed, but insiders claim it was a culmination of months of tension in the relationship.
Ullmark, 28, and Wikman, 29, have been married for over 5 years, with two children together. The couple met in Sweden and have been considered one of the most high-profile couples in professional hockey.
The Ottawa Senators have released a statement acknowledging the news and expressing their support for Ullmark, saying, “The organization is aware of the situation and is providing support to Linus and his family during this difficult time.”
Wikman’s representatives have also released a statement, saying, “Moa is understandably upset and is focusing on the well-being of their children.”
Ullmark, who has been a key player for the Senators, is expected to take a break from hockey to focus on his personal life. The team will look to adjust their goaltending rotation and provide support to their teammates.
The news has sparked an outpouring of support for both Ullmark and Wikman, with fans and fellow players taking to social media to offer their best wishes.
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