BREAKING: Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin Files for Divorce After 25-Year Marriage, Citing Alleged Betrayal

PITTSBURGH, PA — In a development that has taken the NFL world by surprise, Mike Tomlin, the long-standing and highly respected head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, has reportedly filed for divorce from his wife of 25 years, citing allegations of emotional infidelity and breach of trust.

Court documents filed earlier this week in Allegheny County Family Court reveal that Tomlin, 52, is seeking an official separation from Kiya Tomlin, a well-known fashion designer and philanthropist. While the documents remain sealed, insiders close to the situation claim that the decision came after Tomlin allegedly discovered a prolonged emotional relationship between his wife and a close family acquaintance.

“This was not a decision Coach Tomlin took lightly,” said a source familiar with the matter. “But once the facts were clear, he chose to step away from the situation and protect his personal peace.”

Tomlin, who has led the Steelers since 2007 and has never had a losing season, has long been praised for his values of discipline, loyalty, and family leadership—on and off the field.

While neither party has released an official statement, the Steelers organization has declined to comment on the matter, citing respect for Coach Tomlin’s privacy during this deeply personal time.

Despite the emotional toll, sources say Tomlin remains committed to leading the team into the upcoming season, with his trademark focus and resolve.