Drew Barrymore is not currently married. After three high-profile unions — to bar owner Jeremy Thomas, comedian Tom Green, and art consultant Will Kopelman — the actress and talk show host is firmly single. She shares two daughters with Kopelman, her longest-lasting partner, and has spoken openly about choosing herself over the chaos of dating. As of 2026, the answer is a confident, self-assured no.
Drew Barrymore's Three Marriages: A Complete Timeline
Drew Barrymore has been married three times, each union playing out publicly and ending in divorce. Her first marriage, to Jeremy Thomas, lasted just 19 days before she filed for divorce. She married Thomas in March 1994 at age 19, after dating him for only a month and a half. The split was finalised in 1995.
Her second marriage was to comedian Tom Green, whom she met on the set of Charlie's Angels. They married in a surprise ceremony on 7 July 2001 at a private Malibu estate, with guests including Cameron Diaz and Courtney Love. Green filed for divorce in December 2001, about a year and a half after the wedding. The couple later discussed their married trips amicably on Barrymore's show.
Third Marriage to Will Kopelman and Children
Barrymore married art consultant Will Kopelman in 2012 at her Montecito, California, home, after knowing him for five months. The divorce was granted on 3 August 2016, ending their four-year marriage. Court records marked the divorce as "uncontested," suggesting a mutual agreement.
Barrymore and Kopelman have two daughters: Olive Barrymore Kopelman, born on 26 September 2012, and Frankie Barrymore Kopelman, born on 22 April 2014. The pair are said to be on good terms, with Barrymore noting her daughters' advice: "My girls say I should go on dates, but I also know how I felt when men were around when I was little — it didn't feel safe to me."
Current Relationship Status and Net Worth
As of late 2025, Drew Barrymore is single but reportedly open to dating if the person fits into her healthy, high-energy life. She previously revealed seeing someone from the dating app Raya for three years, but that relationship ended by late 2024. In a March 2025 essay for Us Weekly, she reflected on embracing her true self after turning 50. On her talk show in April 2025, she said: "I really like being single... it might be my issue."
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Barrymore's estimated net worth is approximately $125 million, built through acting, production via Flower Films, her talk show, brand ventures like Flower Beauty, real estate, and endorsements. She purchased a $5.5 million home in Montecito and a Hamptons property for over $5.5 million in 2019, and sold a Hollywood Hills home for $16.5 million.
Barrymore called her divorce from Kopelman "the death of a dream" in an interview with People. She remains focused on raising her daughters and building her career, embracing single life. Whether she finds love again, she appears content to let her next chapter unfold on her own terms.
