A guy who remains anonymous had his heart broken when he found out his wife had cheated on him with someone who "looks like Beppe from Eastenders."
Because memories of the lady who cheated on you with her personal trainer aren't easy to cope with on a daily basis, this dude posted some incredible ads on eBay to sell ex wife's convertible Smart car (piece of excrement), clothes and shoes.
First, there's the engagement photo shoot. Then comes the wedding photo shoot. And then, if you play your cards right, you get a divorce photo shoot. To some, Catherine Marie Haberkorn's divorce photo shoot might look a little trashy, but she DGAF and is LOVING all the attention. Her photos have been viewed over a million times and shared by thousands.
Shannon and Chris Neuman, a couple from Calgary, posted a divorce selfie on Facebook to commemorate their split.
The photo , which was shared on Facebook over 27,000 before appearing to have been deleted, said the exes wanted to do "something extraordinary" and end their marriage "respectfully, thoughtfully and honourably."
And other happy divorced couples are following suit...
Wu-Tang Clan is a relationship “killah.”
On a recent episode of “Divorce Court” with Lynn Toler, a man named Nathan Sellers accuses his girlfriend Lia Palmquist of having sex with the entire hip hop group.
She admits that she went back stage at a show one night, got on their tour bus and later hung out with the group at their hotel (until 7am!), but she didn’t sleep with any of them.
“We were not doing anything but talking,” she says, defending herself. “We talked a lot about politics.”
But Nathan doesn’t believe that for a second.
“She gave Wu some Tang,” he says.
Some ladies just love getting married.
Via DNAinfo:
A woman was busted for marrying 10 men within 11 years, all in the state of New York, without divorcing any of them, officials said. Liana Barrientos, 38, crisscrossed the counties from Eastchester to White Plains, racking up spouses until finally pressing her luck in the Bronx, where an eagle-eyed marriage clerk put a halt to her polygamous ways, according to the Bronx District Attorney's office.
You still can’t actually dislike someone’s post on Facebook, but now you can use the social network to end your marriage.
A New York Supreme Court justice has ruled that a woman named Ellanora Baidoo can legally serve her husband a divorce summons through Facebook messenger.
She legally married Victor Sena Blood-Dzraku back in 2009, but because he wouldn’t go through with a traditional Ghanaian wedding ceremony, she now wants out of the relationship. They separated, and the only way she has been able to contact him is on the phone or through Facebook, so there has been no way to get him the required paperwork.
Until now. Her lawyer will be messaging him once a week for three weeks, or until he finally responds.
A 2013 study suggested that excessive Facebook usage is likely to cause relationship problems in the first place, which could lead to a breakup or divorce.
So it’s all now just an endless cycle of drama and heartbreak online.
And until your soon-to-be ex responds, it’s probably best to change your status to “It’s Complicated.”
