The YouTube fitness sensation and his husband filed a joint petition last week, asking the court to end their marriage.
Caleb Marshall, known to millions as The Fitness Marshall, is pulling the plug on his marriage. The 33-year-old fitness influencer and his husband, Cameron Moody, beelined it to court last week and filed a joint petition for divorce. The couple had been married for three years, with their wedding date listed as February 2, 2023. Neither party listed a date of separation in the legal documents, and the reason for the split remains unclear.
Marshall and Moody’s love story began long before the wedding bells. The two met while attending Indiana University and started dating soon after. In 2021, Marshall proposed, and the couple tied the knot in early 2023. Moody has appeared in Marshall’s content over the years, often credited as a creative sounding board who helped generate ideas for songs and choreography. Marshall, who is openly gay, has built his brand around body positivity, dance fitness, and LGBTQ+ advocacy, working with organizations like The Trevor Project. His YouTube channel currently boasts over 7 million subscribers and billions of views.
Marshall grew up in Marion, Indiana, and graduated from Indiana University with a degree in film production. He started his YouTube channel in 2014, but his big break came when a workout video set to Meghan Trainor’s “Me Too” exploded overnight, earning a million views and a shoutout from the singer herself. Comparisons to Richard Simmons followed—a likeness Marshall has embraced. Beyond YouTube, he launched Active Booty, an activewear line designed for diverse body types, and has amassed 3.8 million TikTok followers.
Neither Marshall nor Moody has publicly addressed the divorce. The joint filing suggests an amicable process, but fans are left with more questions than answers. Marshall continues to post workout content regularly, maintaining his signature high-energy presence online. For now, the fitness pop star seems focused on what he does best: getting people moving. Whether he will eventually speak on the split remains to be seen.
