Pam Andrews has candidly discussed the reality of her 12-year non-traditional marriage to husband Voytek Pieron, revealing that his latest breakup has made him “single” again — a development she says could disrupt the independence she values.
Key takeaways
- Andrews and Pieron have been married for 12 years and maintain an open relationship.
- Pieron recently ended things with a long-term girlfriend.
- The pair deliberately live separately because it helps their marriage function.
- Andrews says she normally sees her husband in the evenings for dinner.
- She told followers that their arrangement genuinely works for her, even if nobody is happy every moment.
His breakup could change their routine
The former Rhythm City actor shared an unfiltered update with her social-media audience about the couple’s open-marriage dynamic. While Pieron dating other people has long been part of their relationship, she said his romances tend not to last very long.
With his most recent long-term relationship now over, Andrews said her husband is technically unattached once more. “He’s going to be single — I don’t know for how long, until he meets the next one,” she said.
For Andrews, however, his return to single life could mean less personal freedom. She joked that he will now spend more time at her home and start telling her what to do — precisely why living under the same roof would not work for them.
The actor has previously explained that maintaining separate homes is one of the foundations of their successful marriage. In an earlier video, she said the relationship is easier to manage when they are not constantly around each other.
“That’s just what works for us,” Andrews said, explaining that their regular pattern generally involves seeing each other at night for dinner.
Why she believes the marriage arrangement works
Andrews also reflected on the challenges faced by long-term couples, suggesting that the intensity of early romance can diminish over time. In her view, some partners may need to consider different arrangements to sustain a marriage.
“Once you’ve been together for over 10 years, are you still passionately interested in your partner?” she asked.
Her comments sparked plenty of questions from intrigued followers, including whether the unconventional setup truly makes her happy. Andrews addressed the speculation directly in her comments.
“I am, baba… no one is happy all the time… but this really works for me,” she wrote.
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