Aussie DJs Heartbreak: Glamorous Wife Vanishes!

Australian DJ Timmy Trumpet has split from his wife Anett Tomcsanyi after five years of marriage.

The musician, 43, who became popular in the 2010s with his 2014 hit Freaks ft. Savage, first met Anett in 2011 at the Electric Daisy Carnival in . 

He proposed to the Hungarian content creator during a livestream in 2020, but it seems their romance has since fizzled out. 

Timmy, whose real name is Timothy Jude Smith, shared the news on Instagram in March after rumours began circulating in online forums about the pair.  

'The last year of my life hasn't been easy to talk about. I haven't been ready... and I'm not even sure I am now. Anett and I are no longer together,' he wrote. 

'I'm sharing this because we shared so much of our lives with you. I proposed on a livestream, we stood on stages all around the world... I truly believed that was forever.

'Life doesn't always go the way you expect. I won't pretend it's been easy. Some days have been harder than others. 

'But I made a decision to keep going, to stay on the road and keep showing up. Over 150 shows across the world and in many ways, that's what kept me moving forward. 

'At the same time, I stepped away from releasing music. Not because I didn't have it, but because it didn't reflect where I was in my life. So I started again. 

'Reconnecting with music became my therapy through all of this. And it's taken me somewhere very different.'

Timmy went on to say that all the music he releases this year 'is coming from a real place', indicating his upcoming beats may be inspired by his split from Anett.

'This is the most vulnerable I've ever felt sharing my music with the world. Through all of this, you guys have been the constant,' he continued. 

'You've given me the strength to keep going, to step on stage and give everything I have. Performing for you is the greatest honour of my life. I'm not perfect. Far from it. 

'But what I'm going through is real and I know a lot of people will understand that in their own way. If any of this connects with you, then it's all been worth it.'