Actress Adachi, comedian Itoda divorce

TOKYO, Japan - Actress Yumi Adachi (L in file photo) and comedian Jun Itoda (R in file photo) registered their divorce with local authorities Jan. 8, their agencies said Jan. 9. Adachi, 27, and Itoda, 36, a member of the comedy duo Speedwagon, married in 2005 and had a daughter the following year.

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