Gay Couple, Richard Hatch And Emiliano Cabral Split After 14years Of Marriage

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Reality TV star, Richard Hatch, 56, who is the very first winner of the 'Survivor' reality series, has split from his gay husband Emiliano Cabral after 14 years of marriage.

Hatch who confirmed the sad news to TMZ, also plans on getting a divorce soon from Cabral, 42, following their split, which happened two months ago.

According to him, his ex-husband met someone else much younger in his 30s.

Hatch also took to Twitter on Wednesday, to declare that he's ready to meet someone new.

'I'M LOOKING FOR LOVE! If you think I’m the guy for you or for someone you know, please let me know. I prefer to share the journey in partnership, and sadly, my 14-year marriage has ended.

'Mr. Right will have to be bright enough to be kind. Thanks for your help in finding him,' he wrote on Twitter.


The estranged couple tied the knot in Nova Scotia, Canada in 2005.

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