Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay makes major name change after husband Bryan Abasolo abruptly files for divorce | 45D85SK | 2024-01-04 22:21:40
The Bachelor Nation personality has been tight-lipped about the split, which comes after four years
BACHELORETTE star Rachel Lindsay has made a major change to her name after her husband Bryan Abasolo abruptly filed for divorce.
The Bachelor Nation personality has been tight-lipped about the split, which comes after four years of marriage.
Rachel Lindsay has made a bold statement amid her split from Bryan Abasolo[/caption]
The Bachelorette star changed her name on social media[/caption]
Rachel, 38, sent a clear message on social media in the wake of her unexpected divorce, however.
The Bachelorette star removed her husband Bryan's last name from her Instagram profile.
Fans were quick to take notice of the subtle change.
A screengrab of her Instagram page was posted to a Bachelor Nation online forum, where commenters weighed in.
The original poster wrote simply: "Rachel removed 'Abasolo' from her last name today."
People in the comments were split about how they felt about the end of the relationship.
One person wrote: "I'm really sad for them both. The end of a relationship doesn't mean failure in any way, but it certainly is a loss no matter what the reasons and my heart goes out to them."
"As someone who watched her season years later, I always believed she should've picked peter [Kraus]. although he's a bit messy now, I thought they were the perfect twoooo. their breakup is one of the only breakups that had me sobbing lolll. But regardless, so happy for her for leaving that man. She deserves the world!" A second person reacted.
A third critic wrote: "Always knew he was a sleaze bag. Bryan always gave those vibes even on the show."
One person defended Bryan, writing: "I love Rachel but why does everyone have to attack Brian [sic] just because they're getting divorced. We know nothing about their relationship because they're a private couple and we know nothing about Brian [sic].
"Just because he liked or followed something on instagram doesn't mean ANYTHING. I'm sick of this sub going full send over someone liking an instagram post. I can guarantee you Becca [Kufrin] did not divorce garret [Yrigoyen] for his racist instagram history and I know gabby didn't break up with what's his face for doing black face so why does this sub care so much ? This sub has a serious hive-mentality."
"Folks maybe annoyed that he checked off spousal support and he perhaps "blind-sighted" her too. Maybe the truth will be revealed? It's their business," someone else suggested.
Another Bachelor fan agreed, writing: "It's definitely the spousal support more than anything else that convinces me he's a jerk."
IT'S OVER
Bryan filed for divorce from Rachel on Tuesday, listing the official date of separation as December 31, 2023.
The chiropractor requested spousal support after choosing to end the marriage due to irreconcilable differences, The Blast reported.
Bryan claimed that their Los Angeles, California, home should be viewed as community property.
After submitting the documents, Bryan took to Instagram on Tuesday to let his followers know that he had decided to end his marriage.
In a text post, the Florida native wrote: "If you've been following me for a while, you know I don't like to put my personal affairs on social media and like to keep a safe space for our family.
"Many of you know me as a chiropractor, and also as a husband, my proudest role so far.
"After more than 4 years of marriage, Rachel and I have made the difficult decision to part ways and start anew."
He concluded: "My parents have been married forever and I'm a family man, but sometimes loving yourself and your partner means you must let go."
Bryan asked fans to respect his and Rachel's space as they navigate this difficult time.
Rachel, for her part, posted a video compilation to her Instagram feed over the weekend, which sparked questions from fans about the status of her relationship.
After noticing that she and Bryan hadn't shared much together on social media recently, she wrote in her caption that 2023 was "definitely one of the hardest years of her life."
Rachel did not immediately address the divorce on social media.
ALL ABOUT RACHEL
The Texas native made history as the first Black Bachelorette after appearing on Nick Viall's season of The Bachelor and winning the favor of viewers.
She remains a fixture in the Bachelor franchise while dabbling in other aspects of the entertainment business.
Rachel works as a correspondent for Extra TV.
Before starting her career in media, she worked as a lawyer at Cooper & Scully in Dallas, Texas.
She focused heavily on civil defense litigation.
Rachel currently hosts the Higher Learning with Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay podcast, during which they talk about popular topics in Black culture.
The TV personality also released two books since appearing on The Bachelorette, including a fiction novel called Real Love, and a collection of essays titled Miss Me With That: Hot Takes, Helpful Tidbits, and a Few Hard Truths.
Bryan filed for divorce from his wife after four years of marriage[/caption]
He cited irreconcilable differences as the cause[/caption]
Rachel, for her part, has been tight-lipped about her split from Bryan[/caption]
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