Dylan Dreyer and husband Brian Fichera separated after 12 years of marriage

Dylan Dreyer and Brian Fichera broke up.

The Today The meteorologist, who also acts as a co-alchor of the third hour, announced the news on July 18 on Instagram and wrote: “For many years I shared my family with all of them, the heights and depths, the heights and depths and all blessings and beautiful memories in between.”

“I am incredibly grateful for the support and love you looked through. For this reason, I would like to tell you that Brian and I made the decision a few months ago,” she continued.

Dreyer (43) and Fichera (38) were married for 12 years and shared three sons: Calvin, 8, Oliver (5) and Rusty, 3. The couple met for the first time when he worked at the same local Boston messages before he found the knot in 2012.

Although Dreyer says that she and Fichera have been separated for some time, she noticed that they split up incredibly and stand up to copy their boys too.

“We started as friends and will remain the closest friends. The most important thing is that we continue to keep our three wonderful boys together with nothing but love and respect for each other,” she wrote before she said: “Thank you as always for your support.”

One source also tells people: “Dylan and Brian remain the best friends and they undertake to bring their three children to the first place.”

The family spent the fourth day of the holiday together, with Dreyer published pictures from her excursion to the fireworks of the Macy's Fireworks, which she organized for NBC.

Fichera also went to Dreyer on her recent trip to the American golf championships in Lake Tahoe, where he served as a caddy.

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The two always had a common love for the Golf – Fichera even bought Dreyer her first clubs when they were new.

“Golf is what we do together,” said Dreyer before today to Today.com. “We have a few drinks, we laugh.”

When they met at the Boston Affiliate station from NBC, Dreyer worked there as a meteorologist and Fichera was a studio technician. Today Fichera works as a producer and freelance cameraman for NBC News.