Danica McKellar Divorce

• Danica McKellar-- who played the beautiful Winnie Cooper on The Wonder Years -- has filed for divorce, TMZ has learned. Danica filed the docs in L.A.
(TMZ.com)
• LOS ANGELES - The wonder years are over for Danica McKellar and her husband of three years — the actress has filed for divorce.
(Minneapolis Star Tribune)
• The Winnie Cooper of The Wonder Years files for divorce from composer Mike Verta, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason behind the breakup. Having to end a three-year marriage was a tough decision for Danica McKellar.
(AceShowbiz)
• Danica McKellar is ending her marriage. The former Wonder Years star, 37, has filed for divorce from composer Mike Verta, whom she married in 2009.
(People)
• She has reportedly asked for joint custody - physical and legal - of their son, Draco, who was born in September 2010. After playing Winnie Cooper on The Wonder Years, Danica went to college and became a math whiz and best-selling author.
(YAHOO!)
• Danica McKellar just discovered the value of ex.
(comcast.net)
• Danica McKellar, a Wonder Years star-turned math book author, has filed for divorce from music composer Mike Verta, after three years of marriage. The 37-year-old actress submitted the papers to a Los Angeles court on Monday.
(OnTheRedCarpet.com)
• Former Wonder Years actress and current math whiz/author Danica McKellar and her composer husband Mike Verta are splitting after more than a decade together. According to TMZ, McKellar filed for divorce in L.A.
(Zap2it.com)
• Sigh. This one is especially depressing I think because they seemed to have so much going for them. Sure she did those racy Maxim pics, but they werent one of those couples out and about partying it up and being constantly snapped by the paparazzi.
(The Stir)
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(Quad-Cities Times)