Photo: Isa Foltin/WireImage; Laura May Gibbs InstagramSimon Bakerand Laura May Gibbs have split.A source confirmed to PEOPLE that theMentalistactor, 52, and activewear designer, 36, “quietly parted ways” several months ago after she attended an anti-vaxx protest. Gibbs has been increasingly vocal on social media about her opposition to the COVID-19 vaccine and recent nationwide mandates for it.On Sunday, she shared a video while attending a rally in Australia to protest vaccine mandates. The clip shows hundreds gathered and cheering with one person’s sign reading: “We stand united against ‘no jab no job’ and vaccine passports.“Gibbs captioned the Instagram post, “Power to the people ✊🏽❤️@reclaimtheline.“Gibbs is the founder of luxury fashion and lifestyle brand Nagnata — “the collaborative creation of sister design-duo Laura May and Hannah Gibbs,” the company’s websitestates. Last month, she released a lengthy statement from the company’s official account criticizing the “discrimination” surrounding the COVID vaccine.“It is against our personal and brand values to discriminate against any customers from walking through the doors of our Nagnata retail store,” theInstagrampost read. “In light of the NSW government releasing a roadmap to ease Covid restrictions for the vaccinated only, we have made the decision to close our Byron Bay store from Monday 11th October. We will reopen when ALL are welcome without fear of judgement and fines.“Media-Mode/Splash News OnlineWant to get the biggest stories from PEOPLE every weekday?Subscribe to our new podcast, PEOPLE Every Day, to get the essential celebrity, entertainment and human interest news stories Monday through Friday.Baker and Gibbs first sparked relationship rumors when they were spotted frolicking in the waves of Australia’s Byron Bay together in March.The pair’s summertime outing came shortly after PEOPLE exclusively confirmed in January that Baker and ex-wife Rebecca Rigg hadseparatedafter 29 years of marriage.“We remain close friends and our three children will always be the most important focus of our lives,” the couple, who share children Stella, 28, Claude, 22, and Harry, 20, said in a joint statement at the time.Simon Baker and Rebecca Rigg.Manny Carabel/WireImageBaker and Rigg met in the early 1990s and went on to star in the Australian soap opera,E Street.The actor previouslyopened up to PEOPLE about his marriage, explaining why he and Rigg never celebrated their wedding anniversary.“We’ve never really been big on it. Anniversaries, they’re an odd thing, aren’t they?” Baker said in 2018. “I think we put too much pressure on it. It’s not like that with us. We’re a team. Most of the time, 99 percent of the time, we’re really great friends. So I don’t need to mark it with great things.”
Photo: Isa Foltin/WireImage; Laura May Gibbs Instagram
Simon Bakerand Laura May Gibbs have split.A source confirmed to PEOPLE that theMentalistactor, 52, and activewear designer, 36, “quietly parted ways” several months ago after she attended an anti-vaxx protest. Gibbs has been increasingly vocal on social media about her opposition to the COVID-19 vaccine and recent nationwide mandates for it.On Sunday, she shared a video while attending a rally in Australia to protest vaccine mandates. The clip shows hundreds gathered and cheering with one person’s sign reading: “We stand united against ‘no jab no job’ and vaccine passports.“Gibbs captioned the Instagram post, “Power to the people ✊🏽❤️@reclaimtheline.“Gibbs is the founder of luxury fashion and lifestyle brand Nagnata — “the collaborative creation of sister design-duo Laura May and Hannah Gibbs,” the company’s websitestates. Last month, she released a lengthy statement from the company’s official account criticizing the “discrimination” surrounding the COVID vaccine.“It is against our personal and brand values to discriminate against any customers from walking through the doors of our Nagnata retail store,” theInstagrampost read. “In light of the NSW government releasing a roadmap to ease Covid restrictions for the vaccinated only, we have made the decision to close our Byron Bay store from Monday 11th October. We will reopen when ALL are welcome without fear of judgement and fines.“Media-Mode/Splash News OnlineWant to get the biggest stories from PEOPLE every weekday?Subscribe to our new podcast, PEOPLE Every Day, to get the essential celebrity, entertainment and human interest news stories Monday through Friday.Baker and Gibbs first sparked relationship rumors when they were spotted frolicking in the waves of Australia’s Byron Bay together in March.The pair’s summertime outing came shortly after PEOPLE exclusively confirmed in January that Baker and ex-wife Rebecca Rigg hadseparatedafter 29 years of marriage.“We remain close friends and our three children will always be the most important focus of our lives,” the couple, who share children Stella, 28, Claude, 22, and Harry, 20, said in a joint statement at the time.Simon Baker and Rebecca Rigg.Manny Carabel/WireImageBaker and Rigg met in the early 1990s and went on to star in the Australian soap opera,E Street.The actor previouslyopened up to PEOPLE about his marriage, explaining why he and Rigg never celebrated their wedding anniversary.“We’ve never really been big on it. Anniversaries, they’re an odd thing, aren’t they?” Baker said in 2018. “I think we put too much pressure on it. It’s not like that with us. We’re a team. Most of the time, 99 percent of the time, we’re really great friends. So I don’t need to mark it with great things.”
Simon Bakerand Laura May Gibbs have split.
A source confirmed to PEOPLE that theMentalistactor, 52, and activewear designer, 36, “quietly parted ways” several months ago after she attended an anti-vaxx protest. Gibbs has been increasingly vocal on social media about her opposition to the COVID-19 vaccine and recent nationwide mandates for it.
On Sunday, she shared a video while attending a rally in Australia to protest vaccine mandates. The clip shows hundreds gathered and cheering with one person’s sign reading: “We stand united against ‘no jab no job’ and vaccine passports.”
Gibbs captioned the Instagram post, “Power to the people ✊🏽❤️@reclaimtheline.”
Gibbs is the founder of luxury fashion and lifestyle brand Nagnata — “the collaborative creation of sister design-duo Laura May and Hannah Gibbs,” the company’s websitestates. Last month, she released a lengthy statement from the company’s official account criticizing the “discrimination” surrounding the COVID vaccine.
“It is against our personal and brand values to discriminate against any customers from walking through the doors of our Nagnata retail store,” theInstagrampost read. “In light of the NSW government releasing a roadmap to ease Covid restrictions for the vaccinated only, we have made the decision to close our Byron Bay store from Monday 11th October. We will reopen when ALL are welcome without fear of judgement and fines.”
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Want to get the biggest stories from PEOPLE every weekday?Subscribe to our new podcast, PEOPLE Every Day, to get the essential celebrity, entertainment and human interest news stories Monday through Friday.
Baker and Gibbs first sparked relationship rumors when they were spotted frolicking in the waves of Australia’s Byron Bay together in March.
The pair’s summertime outing came shortly after PEOPLE exclusively confirmed in January that Baker and ex-wife Rebecca Rigg hadseparatedafter 29 years of marriage.
“We remain close friends and our three children will always be the most important focus of our lives,” the couple, who share children Stella, 28, Claude, 22, and Harry, 20, said in a joint statement at the time.
Simon Baker and Rebecca Rigg.Manny Carabel/WireImage
Baker and Rigg met in the early 1990s and went on to star in the Australian soap opera,E Street.
The actor previouslyopened up to PEOPLE about his marriage, explaining why he and Rigg never celebrated their wedding anniversary.
“We’ve never really been big on it. Anniversaries, they’re an odd thing, aren’t they?” Baker said in 2018. “I think we put too much pressure on it. It’s not like that with us. We’re a team. Most of the time, 99 percent of the time, we’re really great friends. So I don’t need to mark it with great things.”
source: people.com
