Personal Life
Fogle's parents are Norman Fogle, a physician, and Adrienne Fogle, a teacher. He is Jewish. He married pediatric nurse Elizabeth Christie Fogle, on October 14, 2001, but they divorced on October 18, 2007. In November 2009, Fogle became engaged to teacher Katie McLaughlin and the couple married in August 2010.
In January 2010, People magazine reported that Fogle had gained weight but was planning to re-start his weight-loss program to stop the backslide and slim up for his wedding in the summer. He appeared in a Winter-Olympics themed Subway commercial with Michael Phelps in which his weight was obscured by a heavy winter coat.
On November 7, 2010, Fogle completed the New York City Marathon in 5 hours, 13 minutes and 28 seconds. Jared, wearing bib number 57-459, finished in 36,968th place out of 44,829 runners who finished the race.
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