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Is Josh Gates married? Everything about his divorce from Hallie Gnatovich

Is Josh Gates married? Everything about his divorce from Hallie Gnatovich

Is Josh Gates' married after his divorce from Hallie Gnatovich? Explore his past marriage, current relationship status, and whether he has remarried.

Josh Gates and Hallie Gnatovich were married in September 2014 and their divorce was finalised on 13 July 2021. The couple met on the set of Destination Truth, share two children, and continue to co-parent amicably. Gates, 49, remains one of Discovery Channel's most prominent explorers and hosts Expedition Unknown, which won the 2025 Daytime Emmy for best travel and adventure show.

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Oberlin College (BA Theatre, 2004); Alliant International University (MA Marriage and Family Therapy)

Joshua Marshall Gates was born on 10 August 1977 in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts. He studied archaeology and drama at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts.

Before television, Gates climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Aconcagua. He is also a certified SCUBA diver. He is a member of The Explorers Club and a trustee of the Archaeological Institute of America.

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Gates' first television credit was Beg, Borrow & Deal on ESPN in 2002. His major breakthrough came in 2007 when he began hosting Destination Truth on Syfy, a five-season series following him and his crew as they investigated myths and legendary creatures worldwide.

In brief

Josh Gates and Hallie Gnatovich were married in September 2014 and their divorce was finalised on 13 July 2021. Gates, 49, remains one of Discovery Channel's most prominent explorers and hosts Expedition Unknown, which won the 2025 Daytime Emmy for best travel and adventure show. Before television, Gates climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Aconcagua. The Surprising Paths They Took After the Sitcom Gates' first television credit was Beg, Borrow & Deal on ESPN in 2002.

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