Jennifer Nettles Ex-Husband: Who is Todd Van Sickle?

Todd Van Sickle is the ex-husband of Jennifer Nettles an American singer, songwriter, and actress. The former couple reportedly dated for two years before tying the knot in February 1998.

Their marriage lasted for nearly a decade, but they separated due to unstated reasons in 2007. Todd Van Sickle is the former owner of Eddie’s Attic (a live music venue) in Decatur, Georgia.

Jennifer Nettles gained prominence as the lead vocalist of the country music duo Sugarland, formed in 2002, alongside Kristian Bush. Sugarland became one of the most successful country music acts, earning numerous awards and producing hits like “Stay,” “All I Want to Do,” and “Stuck Like Glue.”

Apart from her work with Sugarland, Jennifer Nettles has also pursued a solo career. In 2014, she released her debut solo album, “That Girl,” which showcased a more eclectic and personal musical style. Her second solo album, “Playing with Fire,” was released in 2016.

In addition to her musical endeavours, Nettles has appeared in various television shows and stage productions. She made her acting debut in the Broadway musical “Chicago” in 2015, playing the role of Roxie Hart. Nettles has also served as a mentor on the TV show “The Voice” and has made guest appearances on other programs.

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