Becoming unmarried after Hearthfire was removed?
So. I had a saved game with Hearthfire. I had two kids and a husband. I uninstalled Hearthfire, and then got on to do something and it saved after I had it uninstalled. I reinstalled Hearthfire and now my husband isn't my husband anymore? When I talk to him it doesn't open up the spouse dialog. Also when I go talk to the priest at the temple of Mara he doesn't say anything about marriage?
Update: My spouse was killed by a dragon. Does this mean I am able to get married again?
Best Answer
It seems that you might have married someone while the DLC is activated. Try to remarry since you deleted the DLC by talking to the priest again if you seen the dialogue option about the Temple of Mara. Otherwise, if you have the Amulet of Mara, wear it, and then talk to your "ex". Cheats might work too.
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