“Just for what I’m specifically going through. Because I know that I’m not alone,” Hamilton said.
The disclosure follows months of online speculation.
On social media text overlays, Hamilton reflected on her long loyalty alongside her professional achievements, such as becoming a New York Times best-selling author.
“Me crying for weeks about a man I was loyal to for 15 years who wanted everyone but me,” she said.
She added further empowering text updates to remind herself of her self-worth as a successful author and mother of two sons, Ellis and Luke.
“A #1 NYT best selling author with the phattest a–,” Hamilton said.
She emphasized her inner strength during the difficult transition through concise statements.
“I am not worthless,” she said.
The initial split was formally announced on June 15 through a joint statement posted on social media, expressing mutual pain and a shared commitment to co-parenting.
“This comes with enormous pain for the both of us but also gratitude for the 15 years of shared history, love, and friendship,” the statement read.
The statement detailed their decision to prioritize their family's health above all else.
“What we are committed to is loving each other well through this transition and placing the wellbeing of the family we created at the center,” it said.
Earlier emotional posts recorded immediately following the separation captured the overwhelming nature of the initial days.
“Day 1: absolutely devastated. Please don’t try to reach out to anybody on my behalf.
