Anna Camp calls marriage to Michael Mosley a one-night stand that lasted seven years
Actor Anna Camp opened up about her first marriage during the May 14 episode of Podcrushed, hosted by You star Penn Badgley. The Pitch Perfect star described her relationship with Michael Mosley as 'a one-night stand that lasted seven years.'
Camp, 42, met Mosley in New York City at age 21, shortly after a breakup. 'It was like an out-on-the-town night in Union Square,' she recalled. The pair became engaged in 2008, married in 2010, and ultimately divorced in 2013, with Mosley citing 'irreconcilable differences.'
Reflecting on the early years, Camp said they bonded over everyday routines like doing laundry and partying with friends. 'I wanted to keep that forever,' she said. But when they relocated to Los Angeles, the dynamics changed. 'We grew a lot,' she noted, admitting it became difficult once they 'were totally different people.'
Despite the divorce, Camp said they've remained close, and they reunited professionally for the 2024 indie series Neo-Dome.
Following her marriage to Mosley, Camp wed Pitch Perfect co-star Skylar Astin in 2016. That relationship ended in 2019. She later dated musician Michael Johnson, and as of May 2025, appears to be romantically linked to stylist Jade Whipkey, sharing photos and leaving suggestive comments on social media.
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