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Originally Posted by AyusakiFan
If Maro does have a son whose old enough to comprehend what's going on, I do feel sorry for him if he is watching everything unfold like this. It's bad enough for your parents to get a divorce, but it's another thing for the process to be played out in the media for everyone to see, especially since it's being handled in such a messy way. If, according to Maro's blog, him and his wife just talked about getting a divorce yesterday (how crappy is that that he brought up the divorce while he is in another country with the other woman?), I'm sure this is embarrassing for his wife as well, especially if the magazines got the story about his relationship with Ayu before they discussed getting a divorce. Even if they were separated prior to this, I don't think that any woman would want to deal with this the way it has played out, especially if there is (allegedly) a child involved. Anyways, I hope everything works out for all parties involved for the best although I personally don't have the most positive opinion of Maro due to this situation.
*back to the Twitter subject* Had their relationship been announced before they left for Japan or were they out of the country when the news broke? I'm curious to see how it's going to play out now that they're back in Japan again. Saddened for a possible negative reception, but curious.
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I totally agree with you. It was very hard for me and my sister, but I can't imagine seeing it all over the tabloids. It was hard for people to know at our schools. I lived in a small town in the mountains and everybody knew they acted as if they never heard of a divorce! So that made it hard, but hopefully he is old enough to comprehend.