“I hit #1 [on the New York Times] Best Seller List and then an undercover OPP in my life hijacked this special time in my life with some bulls*** so I couldn’t even market the book I had worked so hard on for the last few years,” she said.
She later resumed book promotion to reconnect with her reading audience.
“I’m back.
This is me making up for all that lost time the best/only way I know how,” Hamilton said.
Hamilton described the broad appeal of her book, which details her extensive healthcare career experience.
“[Birth Vibes] is really good.
It’s for pregnant people, moms, dads, sisters, nurses, doulas, doctors, midwives, or anyone who loves stories of human compassion,” she said.
The separation announcement was jointly written without automated tools, highlighting that the decision stemmed from a need for space rather than a lack of affection.
“Yes, we are separating,” Hamilton said.
The former couple clarified that the split was aimed at facilitating individual growth.
“This comes with enormous pain for the both of us but also gratitude for the 15 years of shared history, love, and friendship.
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,” they said.
They elaborated on the necessity of physical separation for mental health.
“We are hoping our paths diverging in physical location will make space and room for mental healing for the other.
