Eddie Cibrian

Earlier this week, actor Eddie Cibrian filed for divorce from wife and model Brandi Glanville. The divorce papers stated Cibrian was asking for spousal support, but Eddie has taken it back!

Cibrian's publicist says there was a clerical error and the "Third Watch" star is not asking for spousal support. Oops!

On Thursday, Eddie released a statement about the divorce, saying, "I will continue to be respectful and sensitive to this issue by not doing interviews about this ongoing private matter. I wish everyone would do the same."

It's official -- "CSI: Miami" star Eddie Cibrian has filed for divorce from wife Brandi Glanville.

In the court papers, the couple lists their date of separation as March 15, and the reason for the split as "irreconcilable" differences. Despite allegations that Eddie cheated, the actor is requesting that Brandi pay him spousal support! View the divorce papers here.

Cibrian released the following statement: "While my wife and I are dissolving our marriage, we will work together to parent our two children. I love my boys very much. I want only the best for them and am committed to being a devoted father. I will continue to be respectful and sensitive to this issue by not doing interviews about this ongoing private matter. I wish everyone would do the same."

The estranged couple announced they were separating in July, nearly four months after rumors surfaced that Eddie was having an affair with his "Northern Lights" co-star LeAnn Rimes.

LeAnn and Eddie went public with their relationship last week, hitting the green for a game of golf and attending a Kings of Leon concert together.

Since then, Brandi has slammed her ex and his new gal pal for ruining their marriage, telling LeAnn, "He's all yours."

Country singer LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian haven't been hiding their relationship -- and while Eddie's ex blasts him to the press, Rimes' estranged husband has gotten far away from the drama.

According to Fox News, LeAnn's estranged husband Dean Sheremet has packed up and moved out of the couple's Nashville mansion and to New York City. "Dean is moving on, looking for work and creating a fresh start in New York City," an insider dished to the network. "He's excited to be in New York and plans to take advantage of his connections over the years to focus on his career."

The source added, "LeAnn has clearly moved on with Eddie in California and it was time for Dean to make a major change of his own."

Dean and LeAnn tied the knot in 2002. The couple announced their separation in July.

After months of scrutiny, Eddie Cibrian and LeAnn Rimes have gone public with their relationship -- and Eddie's estranged wife Brandi Glanville no longer sees him as the man she married.

"He's just somebody I don't know," Brandi admitted to People magazine. "I don't understand -- you think you know one thing and you wake up and it's all been a lie."

Eddie and LeAnn were snapped enjoying a round of golf last week. Two days later, on Saturday, the lovers attended a Kings of Leon concert in L.A.

Glanville originally defended Eddie when rumors surfaced in March that Cibrian, 36, and Rimes, 26, were having an affair. Now, Brandi confessed that she has trouble explaining to the couple's sons -- Mason, 6, and Jake, 2 -- where their father has been. "They know that daddy is at work all the time," she says. "That's what I tell them. When he does come home it is surprising for them and they are very happy."

Glanville told the magazine her reaction to Eddie's recent behavior has been disbelief. "I'm just like, 'You know what? You're not the man I married.'"

Brandi also confirms that she has spoken with LeAnn recently, and told her, "He's all yours."

Glanville confirms that she hopes to file divorce papers shortly, ending her eight-year marriage to the "CSI: Miami" star.

Four months ago, LeAnn Rimes was accused of having an affair with co-star Eddie Cibrian, but sources tell People magazine that isn't the only reason her marriage to Dean Sheremet fell apart.

The couple tied the knot when LeAnn was 19 and Dean was 20. A source tells People their breakup was bound to happen. "I don't think it's unusual considering how young they were, and the business they're in."

Later in their marriage, Rimes branched out from her singing career into acting and spent more in Los Angeles. Sheremet's songwriting endeavors kept him in Nashville. A pal tells People, "Maybe there was less of an effort to meet up in those moments where they typically would have met up."

It's rumored LeAnn has been spending time with the newly-separated Eddie Cibrian. The two were said to be having an affair during the filming of "Northern Lights," a Lifetime TV movie. They denied it. Rimes and Sheremet are separated, but it's unclear when divorce papers will be filled. The pal says, "There's still a lot of love and respect between the two of them. But sometimes love might not be enough."

LeAnn Rimes has broken her silence on her split with husband Dean Sheremet, opening up about relationships during a concert in Utah.

Rimes admitted to fans, "It is inevitable that sometimes in a relationship, you will have your heart broken," the country star advised the crowd at the Deer Valley Music Festival in Utah. "Sometimes you don't do anything, but sometimes you want revenge. Sometimes you don't, and that's when you just leave it in God's hands and know that He will take care of it." Rimes is the reported GF of actor Eddie Cibrian, who also split with his spouse last week.

After her philosophizing, Rimes -- who wasn't wearing her wedding ring -- sang "God Takes Care of Your Kind."

Sources close to Rimes and Sheremet announced last week that the two were calling it quits after seven years of marriage.