Al Gore Divorce: Not Divorced From Wife Tipper Confirms Relationship

As the former first lady of the United States from 1993 to 2001, Mary Elizabeth “Tipper” Gore (née Aitcheson; born August 19, 1948) is a prominent campaigner, activist, photographer, and author on a variety of social problems. Until their divorce in 2010, she was married to Al Gore, the 45th Vice President of the United States.

To promote the labelling of record covers of albums involving profanity, particularly in the heavy metal, punk, and hip hop genres, Gore co-founded the Parents Music Resource Center (PMRC) in 1985. She has spent decades in the spotlight fighting for issues as diverse as mental health education, women’s rights, children’s rights, LGBT rights, and the elimination of homelessness.

Al Gore Divorce

Al Gore Divorce
Al Gore Divorce

When former Vice President Al Gore and his wife Tipper had a passionate kiss in front of the Democratic National Convention in July of 2004, I was suspicious and cynical enough to assume it was manufactured. But I, along with the rest of the country, can’t help but wonder what could have possibly gone wrong for a couple who appeared so in love for so long to decide to break up after 40 years.

I don’t just feel confused; I feel discouraged as well. For the simple reason that I hold in the highest regard marriages that have survived over the quarter-century mark. I, like everyone else perplexed by the Gores choice, guess I give the parents who helped me raise my kids some leeway. They’ve finally reached a point in their relationship where they can safely invest in a double burial plot.

Betsey Stevenson, an economist at Penn’s Wharton School who focuses on family dynamics, disagrees. In a recent interview with the Associated Press, Stevenson said that divorce rates remain relatively constant during the first decade of marriage. A union of 50 years is as vulnerable as Eric’s and mine, which we’ve celebrated for 14 years.

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Where Did It Go Wrong?

In the United States last week, many people were taken aback by the news that Al and Tipper Gore, the country’s erstwhile “second couple,” had decided to divorce after celebrating 40 years of marriage with friends and family just a few weeks earlier.

It was “a consensual and mutually supporting choice that we have reached together after a process of long and serious contemplation,” the couple said in a statement released on Tuesday. According to sources close to the marriage, there was no outside influence and the two had just “grown apart.”

One of Al Gore’s friends said, “their lives had gotten more and more separated” because of the environmental activist’s frequent absences from home. This may provide some additional context for the recent rumour that the Gores bought a new luxury home in California, more than 2,000 miles away from their long-time family home in Tennessee.

The Gores have been regarded as one of politics’ most stable couples since Al was first elected to Congress in 1976. This is the guy who, a few years ago for Valentine’s Day, got his wife a 1967 Mustang as a throwback to their high school romance vehicle (his male friends say they have never forgiven him for raising the Valentine bar so high).

Al Gore Not Divorced From Wife Tipper Confirms Relationship

Despite not being legally separated from Tipper, Al Gore has stated he is seeing eco-activist Elizabeth Keadle. He told Politico, “I don’t want to delve into my personal life, but we’re in a relationship.” The 66-year-old is a past presidential contender. When the former Vice President and his wife announced their divorce in 2010, their fans were taken aback.

They are still not officially divorced, so they are raising their four children together. Kristin, their daughter, told People magazine that a year after the breakup that she and her father couldn’t see themselves dating again. In May of 2012, rumors began circulating that Al Gore, a native of Nashville, was dating Keadle.

Tipper, now 65 and divorced, relocated to Santa Barbara, California to pursue her interest in photography. The Washington Post reported that she was seeing Bill Allen, the former editor of National Geographic, in July 2012. It is unclear whether or not the couple is still together. In 2010, the Gores told their fans that their divorce was amicable and the result of “a process of lengthy and careful contemplation.”

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