Everyone on this form is full of ****. Adults who aren't insecure can break up when the the marriage isn't going well. That's whats wrong with people, getting all crazy and hating someone you divorce when you have kids. Maybe you should read his book when he was a wrestler before he became a Hollywood star. The Rock and his ex wife have a bond as best friends, they have a bond that would be hard to break. She made him who he is now, thats why he keeps her as his manager, the women is great with money. He wouldn't have never pursued a career in wrestling if his ex didn't push him. And if you did research you'd know she makes more money then him overall. She owns her own financial marketing firm in Miami and has invested in a Latin Doll line worth millions. She don't need his money, she always made more than him. She supported him when he was trying to become a wrestler and he was broke. But to be honest she is a strong women with a tough business sense, that why Dwayne was attracted to her. If there was problems they most likely wanted the divorce for the better before it got to that "I hate you" moment in the marriage. Yet in the end he was 18 and she was only 22 when they got together, they were young and people change over time. Maybe other parents can take example and stop muffing up their kids in stupid fighting after a divorce. You all are a negative bunch, don't be a hater cause your ex can't stand you.

no such thing as a successful divorce only an amicable one, she makes money off of him and he makes money through her so they continue to work together. If there is love and good feelings why get a divorce? Unless one of them decided they were gay, they should still be married... He can find someone younger, more submissive or whatever but a good partner who is with you through ups and downs is hard to find

Do you want a divorce? It doest matter if you want one. The Rock the most electrifing man in sports entertainment gets to have whatever pie he wants. If you Smell... STOP HATING, HATERS

No divorce is a success...some are just handled better than others. I had one many years ago...it was amicable and not bitter...but I could never have considered any divorce anything but a failure...perhaps a necessary failure, but not a success under any circumstances...everything now is disposable...even marriages.

he's a great example for all kids, bet ya he's a born again christian !!1

Yeah The Rock is definitely the Guy I want to take advice from. Failed actor, failed father, failed husband, failed

I was a big fan of his father.

4:30 a.m.?!??!!

No matter how "successful" you think a divorce may be, it's still a failed marriage and a broken family.

You shouldn't cheat on your wife.