The two got married shortly after the end of his previous 10 year marraige to wife Valerie.

The two had met when she was a nanny for his son Zachary born in 1983 to Williams and Valerie Velardi.

Williams had first said of the new marriage: “I don’t need to go out to a club now and get a little bit of intimacy from 100 or 200 people. Now I can get that talking to friends around the table.”

In 1991, the two founded Blue Wolf Productions; Garces produced “Mrs. Doubtfire,” “Patch Adams,” “Jakob the Liar” and “Robin Williams Live on Broadway.”

They also created the Windfall Foundation, a non-profit that focuses on education, health, the environment and the arts.

Rumors of a split circled last spring when Garces was not at Williams’ side.

Says the San Francisco Chronicle, people began to question “when he was honored by the San Francisco International Film Festival last spring, and amid reports of many sightings in Marin County, where he was said to have been living. Garces’ lawyer, Robert Kaufman of Beverly Hills, would provide no information.”