It looks like South Carolina First Lady Jenny Sanford has had enough.

After having her family’s life turned upside down at the news that her cheating husband, Republican Gov. Mark Sanford, had an Argentine mistress, his so-called "soul mate" Maria Belen Chapur, and trying to work on their marriage for seven weeks, Mrs. Sanford is moving out. She said Friday she and her sons will leave the governor’s mansion in Columbia, SC, and move into the family’s oceanfront cottage on Sullivan’s Island near Charleston. A spokeswoman for Mrs. Sanford wouldn’t say whether the couple was officially separating, but the family had just returned from a European vacation.

"I am literally in awe of how blessed we are to have such love and support from family and friends, old and new," reads a statement from Mrs. Sanford, according to the Post and Courier. "It is with this support, and after much careful and prayerful consideration, that I have decided to move back to our home in Charleston with our sons for the upcoming school year. From there, we will work to continue the process of healing our family."

She continued, "We will return [to Columbia] often, and I will remain engaged in activities in my role as First Lady, acknowledging that my responsibilities to my family come first."

What do you think Jenny Sanford should do? Call it quits with her cheating spouse for good, or try to work things out for the sake of their children?

Meanwhile, Gov. Sanford is in some hot water over allegations that he used a state airplane to taxi his family around to personal events, including hair salon appointments. Watch that video below: