Robert Joy rumored to be single after divorce from his ex Mary Shontkroff
The highly successful actor Robert Joy is reportedly single after his divorce from wife Mary Shankroff.
The highly successful actor Robert Joy is reportedly single after his divorce from wife Mary Shankroff. Joy who has been known for the roles he has portrayed in the films like Atlantic City, Desperately Seeking Susan as well as The Hills Have Eyes, has been single and has not been involved in romantic affairs as of now.
Joy who has a net worth of 170 million dollars and a huge salary, is a native of Montreal, Quebec, Canada and was brought up by parents Flora Louise and Joseph Joy. This graduate from the Memorial University of NewFoundland and of the Corpus Christi College started acting from Desperately Seeking Susan and has since been actively involved in acting credits, which have been hugely popular in the acting fraternity. The personal life of this personality has been talked about pretty well in the news tabloids around the world. He has been known to have married and divorced five years ago. His former wife is named Mary Joy. She is an actress too and they started an affair after meeting up on a film which they acted in together. This led to an affair which finally translated into a marriage on 1979. They have a daughter named Ruby Joy together and Ruby too is an actress. The couple split up after Robert started being romantically linked with actor Henry Krieger according to his bio. This gay link up supposedly was the reason behind the split of the couple who did not have any more children.
Joy has been linked to Henry since 1995 but as of now, however, he seems to be single. He has not been known to have dated anyone from the acting fraternity and will certainly not be getting married anytime soon. His link up with Henry is certainly just a rumor which has no truth to it. His single life is certainly suitable to him as he has become more and more actively involved in his career as an actor, and will continue to do so for some time to come.