Lysa TerKeurst Remarries Two Years After Divorce
President and Chief Visionary Officer of Proverbs 31 Ministries and author of numerous New York Times bestselling books, Lysa TerKeurst, has announced she has remarried just over two years after she filed for divorce from her husband, Art TerKeurst, after 29 years of marriage.
"I want to invite you in to share a new chapter in my life," TerKeurst captioned a series of snapshots from her wedding, including several in which she was flanked by her children and grandchildren.
According to The Christian Post, she is now married to her new husband, Chaz.
"In January of 2023, I met Chaz. And as the pages kept turning last year, we knew what we'd found in each other was love. A beautiful love that requires work like love always does. But a togetherness that is safe, honest, fun, funny and surrendered to the sacred way God tells us to love and care for each other.
"We got engaged last fall, which I decided to hold private so I could tell as many people as possible face to face. I got to tell many of you when we saw each other at stores and airports and coffee shops and dinners and FaceTimes. Those were sweet conversations I treasure.
"And then last week, surrounded by our family and some beautiful mountains, Chaz and I exchanged our vows. As soon as we were announced husband and wife, some fun music started playing. I invited our kids and grandkids to join in as we all danced in the gently falling snow."
In January 2022, Terkeurst announced she had filed for divorce from Art in 2021 due to infidelity. While she initially wanted to divorce her husband in 2017 because of infidelity and addiction, the couple renewed their vows a year later after restoring their marriage.
However, she sought for divorce a second time after Art broke the renewed vows. A subsequent court filing found that Art spent more than $118,000 on an extramarital affair with a woman he met on SugarDaddy.com.
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