In a surprising turn of events, Brian Johnson, the acclaimed lead vocalist of the legendary rock band AC/DC, has announced that he and his wife, Brenda, are divorcing after 35 years of marriage. The announcement was made this morning through a brief statement from Johnson’s publicist.
The statement reads: “Brian Johnson and Brenda Johnson have mutually decided to end their marriage. After 35 years together, they have reached the decision to divorce. They ask for privacy during this time and wish each other the best as they move forward.”
Brian Johnson, known for his distinctive voice and dynamic stage presence, married Brenda in 1989. The couple has been a fixture in the public eye, often seen together at events and supporting Johnson’s career with AC/DC, which has seen immense success with albums such as “Back in Black” and “For Those About to Rock.”
The announcement has come as a shock to fans and the music industry, who have long admired the Johnsons’ enduring relationship. While the specific reasons for the divorce have not been disclosed, both Brian and Brenda have emphasized their commitment to handling the matter privately and with respect.
AC/DC’s management and Johnson’s bandmates have expressed their support for him during this personal transition. “We stand by Brian and respect his and Brenda’s decision,” said AC/DC’s manager, Garry Van Egmond. “Our thoughts are with Brian as he navigates this change. We hope everyone will respect their privacy during this time.”
As Johnson moves forward, he is expected to continue focusing on his music career and upcoming projects with AC/DC. The band remains active, and Johnson’s dedication to his role as lead vocalist continues to be a driving force behind their recent successes and future plans.
Fans and colleagues have taken to social media to offer their support to Brian and Brenda Johnson, recognizing the significance of their long partnership and expressing hope for a positive resolution to this personal chapter.
With this announcement, Brian Johnson and Brenda Johnson begin a new phase in their lives, with the rock world and the public at large watching with empathy and understanding.
