Robert Griffin III may be going through a divorce, but his new relationship is anything but low-key.
The Browns quarterback is splitting from his wife Rebecca Liddicoat, with whom he's been married to for over three years and has a daughter.
Griffin recently filed for divorce from his wife as his relationship with Florida State track star Grete Sadeiko continues to flourish. It seems the new courtship even spills over to Griffin's professional realm.
The 2012 Offensive Rookie of the Year was named the Browns starter on Aug. 8 and is working toward building a rapport with the team's receivers. At training camp this week in Tampa, Griffin was photographed planting a kiss on Sadeiko, according to a tweet by Busted Coverage:
RG3 gets a kiss from new girlfriend Grete Sadeiko during Browns practice in Tampa…RG3 IS BACK! https://t.co/xd8Q5VzVr9
— Busted Coverage (@bustedcoverage) August 24, 2016
It's safe to say everything is going well in Griffin's personal life despite the divorce proceedings.
Griffin met Liddicoat in 2009 and they got engaged in 2010 before tying the knot in July 2013. They were together for three years, but they lived separately after the quarterback's soon-to-be ex-wife discovered he was seeing Sadeiko on the side.
Though they lived apart, Liddicoat had hoped to resolve things and was reportedly "blindsided" by the divorce as Griffin seems to have moved on from her completely with Sadeiko.
Now, he'll look to resurrect a career that seemingly perished in Washington, D.C. when he suits up for Cleveland, which opens its schedule on Sept. 11 in Philadelphia against the Eagles.
Griffin, 26, has completed 63.9 percent of his passes in his NFL career through three seasons and 37 games (35 starts), throwing for 8,097 yards with 40 touchdowns and 23 interceptions.
The signal caller will help usher in the post-Johnny Manziel era in Cleveland. Griffin went 6-for-8 for 96 yards with two touchdowns in the Browns' 24-13 loss to Falcons last Thursday in Week 2 of the preseason.
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