‘Trump broke my marriage’: Woman’s viral post blaming ex-POTUS for her divorce backfires

In a candid post on X, @Soaps_Hope shared her struggles, asserting that Donald Trump's influence played a key role in her marital breakdown
A woman took to X and blamed Donald Trump for her divorce (Scott Olson/Getty Images)
A woman took to X and blamed Donald Trump for her divorce (Scott Olson/Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: A woman in a post on X (previously Twitter), blamed former president Donald Trump for being the reason for her divorce.

The user @Soaps_Hope disclosed that eight years of stress and the political turmoil especially related to Trump, led her to seek a divorce. But her attempts to pin the blame on the Republican presidential hopeful did not sit well with his supporters who blamed her for the "toxic relationship."

Woman blames Donald Trump for her divorce

@Soaps_Hope wrote on X, "Donald Trump broke my marriage. As of today, after eight f**king years of fighting, not fighting, ignoring, pretending, we decided to divorce. Donald Trump broke my marriage. And I know I am not alone." The user has now deleted the tweet.

An X user claimed Donald Trump broke her marriage (@Soaps_Hope/ X)
An X user claimed Donald Trump broke her marriage (@Soaps_Hope/ X)

She wrote in another post, "I’ve blocked so many a**h**es today telling me that politics shouldn’t break a marriage. But Donald Trump is not politics. Never was. He’s the fundamental difference between right and wrong. He has been a test on this nation. So many people failed. Including my husband."

An X user claimed Donald Trump broke her marriage (@Soaps_Hope/ X)
An X user claimed Donald Trump broke her marriage (@Soaps_Hope/ X)

@Soaps_Hope concluded her tweet marathon by posing a question. She inquired about preventing other X users from retweeting her posts, restricted comments on her post, and then set her tweets to private, making them visible only to approved followers.

Internet divided over @Soaps_Hope's tweet

Numerous X users have come forward to discuss @Soaps_Hope's incident. Some commentators disagreed with @Soaps_Hope and a few respondents also believed that the woman was mistaken and unfairly attributed blame to Donald Trump.

A user said, "lol.. yes, continue to blame others for your own issues.. bet that’s been a similar thread in your life."



 

Another added, "I want to see the husbands posts. I bet politics weren’t the biggest factor on his side, she seems like she is insufferable."



 

One commentator wrote, "I bet her husband is glad he’s not with that crazy woman anymore. He’s probably out celebrating that he’s free from her."



 

"Don’t put your toxic relationship on Trump. It’s you. No one else. You," said a critic.



 

A person remarked, "Donald Trump is not responsible for your marriage breaking up. You and your husband are."



 

Someone else chimed in, "they really blame him for everything"



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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