Kaley Cuoco says she will 'absolutely not' get married again after her divorce from Karl Cook

• "I will never get married again," Kaley Cuoco told Glamour.
• She and equestrian Karl Cook announced their split in September 2021.

Kaley Cuoco recently opened up to Glamour about how she's coping with her recent divorce from equestrian Karl Cook, saying she will "absolutely not" be getting married for a third time.

"You can literally put that on the cover," she told writer Jessica Radloff.

Cuoco and Cook made their relationship public in March 2016 about two months before her divorce from her first husband, tennis player Ryan Sweeting, was finalized.

The pair got married on June 30, 2018 and revealed in 2020 that they didn't move in together until they were husband and wife for almost two years. It was the COVID-19 pandemic that forced them to take the step.

Cuoco filed for divorce in September 2021.

"I will never get married again," she told Glamour. "I would love to have a long-lasting relationship or a partnership. But I will never get married again."

The actress said she still believes in love because she's had "incredible relationships" and she wants to find someone to commit to again. But between her divorce and filming "The Flight Attendant" season two, she's had such a stressful year she started therapy.

"I'd have these emotional scenes and then I'd go home and cry over my personal life. I developed a rash that went from my lower stomach down my leg. It lasted for seven months," Cuoco said.

"I discovered through therapy and through my doctors that it was completely emotional," she added, noting that it was such a bad rash she couldn't walk at one point.

Cuoco, who received the first Emmy nomination of her career in 2021 for her role as Cassie Bowden in "The Flight Attendant," previously played Penny on "The Big Bang Theory" for 12 seasons.

"I do admit to being married to my career. I am. It's always been my first love," she told Glamour."I think that's a tough one to overcome. I think as women get to this point…[and yes] it is a challenge for me, [because] things in my life and people sometimes don't measure up to the feeling I have with my career."

But Cuoco said that therapy is helping her grow. "My therapist and I are working on forgiveness and forgiving myself for making mistakes. I think that's been the hardest thing is just accepting that I'm normal and that I'm not superwoman," she said. "I highly recommend therapy to everyone out there."