Joshua Jackson’s emotional letter to ex-wife Jodie Turner-Smith has been turned into the courts as they continue to battle for custody of their 5-year-old daughter Juno.
Keep reading to find out more…Joshua wants to keep Juno at her current school while Jodie is seeking to switch to a different one.
In his letter to Jodie, obtained by Us Weekly, Joshua wrote, “Thank you for your quick response.
“I have read some articles about this, but I am always willing to educate myself further if you can send me some links or citations,” Joshua wrote.
If you didn’t know, Joshua and Jodie married in August 2019 and welcomed Juno in April 2020.
In their ongoing dispute over custody of their 5-year-old daughter Juno, Joshua Jackson’s heartfelt letter to his ex-wife Jodie Turner-Smith has been turned over to the courts.
In the May 26 letter, the 46-year-old Dawson’s Creek star expressed his disapproval of the former couple’s daughter spending weeks away from him. The note was included as an exhibit in his most recent motion asking the court to step in after the actress from The Agency, 38, attempted to switch Juno’s school without Joshua’s consent.
Learn more by reading on. Joshua is interested in keeping Juno at her current school, but Jodie is looking to change schools. In the L, the actor from Doctor Odyssey lost his house. a. Jodie wants their daughter to go to a school that is far from his temporary residence, according to a wildfire earlier this year.
Joshua also expressed his disapproval of Jodie’s plan to take Juno to London for five weeks while she is employed there.
Joshua wrote in his letter to Jodie, which Us Weekly was able to obtain, “Thank you for your prompt response. I’m glad we’re having this conversation and am eager to work with you to reach a compromise that meets all of [Juno’s] needs while giving her the best chance for success. “”.
He added that while he had problems with some of Jodie’s requests, he supported others.
Joshua wrote, “I am open to Juno being with you any time you may be able to return to Los Angeles [during her time away in London for work].”. When there is a reasonable way for us to avoid it without causing Juno undue stress, I don’t think it’s good for her to go for as long as you have suggested without seeing either parent. “.”.
“For her at this age, four weeks is an eternity,” he continued. I can see why you would be open to Juno being stationed in Los Angeles during that period; it would relieve her of the strain of flying and time zone changes. “.”.
Additionally, Joshua mentioned that he did not agree with Jodie that Juno would avoid him for six weeks.
“Thank goodness, I can travel this summer, which means that Juno won’t have to travel as much and I can still give her regular, ongoing, and meaningful contact with both parents,” Joshua wrote. “I believe that the goal of all of these discussions and the scheduling of parenting time should be to maximize that regular, ongoing, and meaningful contact. Juno requires us both. Perfectly equal, ideally. “.”.
Additionally, Joshua wrote, “I do not agree for Juno to travel with you to Morocco,” in protest of Jodie’s proposed trip there with Juno. Before considering any particular travel to Morocco or anywhere else for that matter, I will need a lot more information, including dates, locations, hotels, security, your work [schedule], etc., as well as a meaningful conversation with [you]. “.”.
After that, he mentioned an alleged “issue” from the previous year, “where you didn’t tell me about your travel plans with her until after Juno was either in London or on her way there.”. “.”.
Joshua’s letter also discussed the study Jodie showed him regarding biracial children’s mother-child relationships.
Joshua wrote: “I have read some articles about this, but if you can send me some links or citations, I am always willing to educate myself further.”. “I already concur that the mother-daughter bond is extremely significant. I am aware that there are aspects of Juno’s experience that I am unable to relate to or touch because of my own. “.”.
He went on, “I hope you agree that the relationship between a father and daughter is also very important.”. “.”.
Joshua and Jodie were married in August 2019 and had a baby named Juno in April 2020, in case you were unaware. After four years of marriage, she filed for divorce in October 2023.
