Tammie Frank files for divorce from her husband Jason David Frank

Tammie Frank files for divorce from her husband Jason David Frank

Tammie Frank and Jason David Frank, a married couple who practice mixed martial arts, are about to divorce. According to media sources, the woman has filed for a court order for divorce from her husband.

Jason David Frank, an American actor, is best known for his role as Tommy Oliver on the Power Rangers television series. While his wife has released hers on social media, the 48-year-old has yet to comment.

Soon Tammie Frank will be Jason David Frank’s ex-wife. The couple has been struggling with problems for a while, according to new messages from TMZ. Because of the problems in their marriage, they did not even live together.

In October 2021, Tammie published the last Instagram with Jason. It was a birthday post for her dog, who was in the photo. The Power Rangers star then had his thumbs up and Harley was one year old.

Jason, on the other hand, deleted every photo of him and his wife from his Instagram account.

It’s unclear if Tammie left those images on purpose or if she will in the future. However, she has already announced that she is divorcing her husband, and the details of their legal battle are widely known.

Tammy notes, “You have my help today, no men, God tells you. I am starting something new in your life, and it will become visible to all.” She also used the hashtags “new beginnings” and “head held high.”

According to TMZ, Tammie Frank said Jason was involved in an extramarital affair, and she believed it was one of the reasons for their divorce.

Career of Tammie Frank

The Green Ranger, Tommy Oliver, was played by Frank. 14 episodes were allocated for the part. He was brought back as the White Ranger and the new team leader due to the character’s popularity.

Before being recalled to Power Rangers, Frank was supposed to play the lead role of Adam Steele in VR Troopers (formerly known as “Cybertron”). He shot a pilot episode for the show. Frank and Brad Hawkins claim that the original plan for Hawkins’ character in Power Rangers was to take Tommy Oliver’s place as the White Ranger. [3] [4] Frank was reinstated and Tommy Oliver took over the role of the White Ranger, thanks to Tommy Oliver’s popularity among Ranger fans. On VR Troopers, Hawkins would take over. Ryan Steele was given to the formerly named Adam Steele.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers changed their name to Power Rangers Zeo after three seasons. The shift is part of the annual Ranger suit change that coincides with the annual update of the Super Sentai series. Frank’s persona evolved into the Red Zeo Ranger (aka Zeo Ranger V). His character became the first Red Turbo Ranger in Power Rangers Turbo the following year. Frank and his co-stars Johnny Yong Bosch, Nakia Burrise and Catherine Sutherland decided to leave the cast mid-season and were replaced.

After leaving the show in 1997, Frank returned to Power Rangers in 2002 as the Red Zeo Ranger for Power Rangers Wild Force’s 10th anniversary special episode, “Forever Red,” which brought back ten former Red Rangers and brought him together with Austin St John. He then played the Black Dino Ranger in Power Rangers Dino Thunder in 2004. Frank always appeared as the Black Dino Ranger wearing long sleeves to hide his arm tattoos. This also applied to “Forever Red” from “Wild Force”. For Douglas Sloan, playing the Black Dino Ranger was a favor. He has jokingly noted that while Saban and Disney “are both the same, they’re cheap,” he was overjoyed with the Dino Thunder production team. In the Power Rangers Super Megaforce season finale, Frank returned as Tommy Oliver, who was the episode’s Green Ranger. After meeting Stan Lee at a comic book event, Frank has expressed an interest in making a Green Ranger solo series or feature film.

On “Super Power Beatdown” on November 7, 2013, Frank appeared as the White Ranger fighting Mortal Kombat’s Scorpion.

[10] On May 5, 2015, he appeared for the second time as the Green Ranger in “Super Power Beatdown” and went head-to-head with Street Fighter’s Ryu. After the popularity of the ‘Super Power Beatdown’ series, Bat in the Sun began production on Frank’s web reality series ‘My Morphing Life’. Season 2 of the program premiered in 2015.

Along with fellow Power Rangers actor Amy Jo Johnson, Frank appeared in the 2017 movie Power Rangers as a resident of Angel Grove. For the 25th anniversary of Power Rangers, he played Tommy again in episode 10 of Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel in 2018.

A crowdfunding effort for the movie Legend of the White Dragon launched on Kickstarter in July 2019 and featured former Power Rangers Jenna Frank, Johnny Yong Bosch, Jason Faunt, Ciara Hanna, Yoshi Sudarso, and Chrysti Ane. On August 11, 2019, the campaign ended without meeting its funding target. [13] The project was relaunched on Kickstarter on March 27 with a smaller funding target, this time in the form of a miniseries. The project has received funding and is currently working towards its targets for a possible limited series and feature film. On May 27, 2020, the second campaign came to an end, with the required $508,578 for a full picture.

With his knowledge of a variety of martial arts including Shtkan, Wad-ry, Taekwondo, Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, Wing Chun, Jeet Kune Do and Aikido, Frank has collected the most useful techniques adapted to his personal philosophies. , and then created his own variation of American karate, “Toso Kune Do.”
He was inducted into the World Karate Union Hall of Fame on June 28, 2003. On February 29, 2008, Frank appeared at the Arnold Classic in Columbus, Ohio.

Frank at the Phoenix Comicon in 2017

An MMA specific sports marketing and management organization. He started his training with UFC lightweight Melvin Guillard. On January 30, at the Houston Arena Theater, Frank made his highly anticipated MMA debut for the United States Amateur Combat Association at the organization’s inaugural event, “Lonestar Beatdown: Houston.” By omoplata entry he won in round one against Jonathan “the Mack Truck” Mack. On February 19 in Arlington, Texas, Frank took part in his second fight at Lonestar Beatdown: Dallas. Chris Rose, his opponent, entered the arena in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles garb. Rose was knocked out in round 1 by Frank (strikes). He competed in the Cage Amateur Association’s “Cage Rage 7” at the State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, Texas, on May 8, 2010, representing the Texas Rage. James Willis was his rival. With a rising knee in the last 23 seconds of the first round, Frank knocked out Willis by KO.

Frank was scheduled to compete in Ultimate Warrior Challenge for the first time on May 22 against James “Ray” Handy Jr. in a light heavyweight contest.

The fight was now set to become a heavyweight bout following James Handy’s injury, which Frank previously disclosed on his official Facebook fan page on May 21. Frank sent Horn off with an armbar on the opening lap. Frank has expressed a desire to join Strikeforce and perhaps face Herschel Walker since turning pro.

On August 4, 2010, in Houston, at “Puro Combate #1,” Frank was set to make his professional debut, he revealed on his Facebook fan page. Jose Roberto Vasquez was his opponent when he competed at heavyweight. Rear naked choke submission at 0:46 in the first round gave Frank a quick win in his professional MMA debut. At Puro Combate 3, Frank was scheduled to compete in a light heavyweight bout on December 9, 2010. On December 8, the fight was called off because his opponent had not received a medical certificate.

He then had a fight against Shawn Machado set for Legacy FC 7 on July 22, 2011. However, the fight was called off due to a possible biceps injury. Jason David’s ex-wife Tammie Frank is now accusing him of an affair.

In the year 2020, a casual Tweet read: “Tammie, your husband Jason David Frank has Amy Johnson’s Facebook page on his Twitter page. You should check his Twitter because he could be tweeting her that he is a cheater and that he’s cheating on you with her,” implying that Amy Johnson had no respect for Tammie, and neither did her own husband.

While there is no basis for this claim to be real, it currently appears to be true. Tammie’s main justification for getting a divorce was that she claimed her husband had cheated on her.

According to Jason’s ex-wife, the conflict and stress made their marriage untenable. She also says that Jason can no longer live with him because of Jason’s cruel treatment of her. According to the legal form TMZ received, she has set July 1 as the date of divorce.

Frank says he is a Christian and that he and Tammie went to church after the death of their brother Erik.

In addition, he was a founding member of the Christian mixed martial arts group “Jesus Didn’t Tap”. Frank has the word tattooed on his left forearm. With his first wife Shawna, whom he married in 1994, he has two sons, Hunter and Jacob, and a daughter, Skye. They divorced in 2001.

His second wife, Tammie, was also a martial artist. They married in 2003 and Jenna is their only child. Frank is descended from the German, Irish, Polish and Greek peoples.