BOMBSHELL ANNOUNCEMENT: Sydney roosters fans reacts in shock as the CEO Trent Robinson officially fires divorce with his wife Ashley Parks and explains his….

In a surprising personal revelation that has rippled through the NRL community, long-serving Sydney Roosters CEO and head coach, Trent Robinson, has officially announced his divorce from wife Ashley Parks, ending a marriage that had lasted over a decade. The news was confirmed in a carefully worded statement released to media outlets early Saturday morning.

The announcement has left fans of the Roosters — and the broader rugby league world — stunned, as Robinson has long been seen as a pillar of stability and leadership both on and off the field.

“After much reflection and with mutual respect, Ashley and I have decided to part ways,” Robinson stated. “This has been an incredibly difficult decision, but one made with love, compassion, and a shared commitment to the wellbeing of our family.”

The couple, who share two children, have been known to keep their private lives away from the spotlight. However, in light of recent speculation and mounting media pressure, Robinson said it was time to address the situation honestly and transparently.

“Ashley has been my partner in life through highs and lows — from premiership wins to personal challenges. While our journey as a couple has ended, we remain committed co-parents and friends.”

Roosters Fans Respond with Shock and Support

Reaction on social media has been swift, with thousands of Roosters fans expressing their shock — but also voicing strong support for the 48-year-old coach.

“This is really sad to hear. We love you, Trent. Stay strong,” one fan posted on X (formerly Twitter).

“It takes courage to go through something like this in the public eye. Full respect to both of them,” another user commented.

No Impact on Club Role

Despite the personal turmoil, club officials have confirmed that Robinson’s position with the Roosters remains unchanged, and he will continue to lead the club through the 2026 NRL season.

Roosters Chairman Nick Politis released a short statement expressing solidarity with Robinson:

“Trent is not only a world-class coach but a man of integrity and strength. The club stands fully behind him and respects his privacy during this time.”

Robinson, who has led the Roosters to multiple premierships since taking the helm in 2013, has been widely respected for his strategic mind and emotional intelligence. Insiders close to the club suggest that while the announcement has been emotionally heavy, it is unlikely to disrupt the team’s focus or preparation for the upcoming pre-season.

Privacy Requested

In his closing remarks, Robinson appealed to the media and fans for privacy:

“We appreciate the love and support. This is a deeply personal time, and we ask that our family be given the space to adjust and heal.”

As the rugby league world processes the unexpected news, Robinson’s statement serves as a reminder that even the most composed public figures face personal challenges behind closed doors.