Hugh Jackman’s Shocking Wolverine Return: Everything We Know About His Role in Deadpool 3

Hugh Jackman’s name is lighting up entertainment feeds this week as the Tony-winning star navigates headline-making changes at home while ramping up a packed slate of projects on stage and on screen. According to newly filed court records, Jackman and longtime partner Deborra-Lee Furness have officially finalized their divorce, closing the chapter on a 27-year marriage that fans once saw as one of Hollywood’s most enduring love stories. Almost as quickly as the paperwork cleared, industry rumor mills kicked into high gear. Multiple insiders claim the Oscar nominee has become engaged to two-time Tony winner Sutton Foster, his co-star in 2021’s revival of The Music Man. Neither performer has commented publicly, but sources close to the production say the pair have “grown inseparable” since the Broadway run wrapped. Professionally, Jackman is poised for a blockbuster 2025. Marvel Studios’ Deadpool & Wolverine extended cut lands on Disney+ this fall, featuring newly shot scenes that reunite him with Ryan Reynolds for the first time since 2017’s Logan. Collectors can already pre-order a comic-accurate, Jackman-sculpted Wolverine figure from Hasbro’s Legends line, timed to the streaming debut. On the live front, the “greatest showman” brings his From New York, With Love concert residency to Radio City Music Hall for 24 dates running January through October. The hybrid show promises show-tune classics, pop standards and behind-the-scenes stories from his two-decade Wolverine tenure; early ticket blocks have already sold out, prompting the venue to add matinee performances. Between a high-profile split, fresh engagement buzz, a Marvel encore and a Radio City takeover, Hugh Jackman is proving once again that he can dominate both gossip columns and box-office charts—ensuring the Aussie superstar remains at the center of global attention as 2025 unfolds.