Sophia Bush responds to accusations she's a homewrecker talks her wedding & divorce

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Sophia Bush is Glamour’s April cover star.

The activist and #OneTreeHill actor is listening to her intuition. And she can finally breathe. One year after a picture-perfect wedding turned public divorce, she’s never been more herself. In her own words, Bush opens up about finding… pic.twitter.com/vHy0ZDVFd5
- Glamour (@glamourmag) April 25, 2024

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[derevko]

lesbian visibility week was going great til now

[therearewords]

I'm keeping my eyes on them until Sunday, no matter what!

[the_pinkdress]

Maybe she should just say it’s only her business? Because the ~explanations are just weird lol.

Like ‘um yeah I only just got married but OBVIOUSLY I almost called off my wedding the day of, and yeah I wrote an over the top love anniversary post to my husband a year later but like obviously when I posted it I felt nothing and was ready to leave. Duh!’

[ginainabottle]

Her husband was the one who wrote the post.

[the_pinkdress]

Oop true!

[recognitions]

I don't think it's that uncommon though, for closeted people to stay in a relationship they're not necessarily happy in and not admit their true feelings? That doesn't excuse her getting involved with a married woman of course.

[ionadelfina]

I just don't believe anything she says, sorry.

Her wedding dress will always be iconic though.

[just444]

also wasn't that wedding BLM themed or something?

[imnotasquirrel]

Yeah, she said something about how she doesn't like attention but does like activism, so her lil activist brain switched on and she started planning her wedding around that.

idc what she says, no one who hates attention has a wedding spread in vogue.

[colossusx]

...she...doesn't like attention?

[lloydsgurl]

I know that the owners of the home are the ones liable when there is “wreckage”, but you can keep walking by and pick a home that is single occupancy, js

[thrysus]

lol. just. as a lesbian and a literate, its annoying to have to read shit like 'The idea that I left my marriage based on some hysterical rendezvous-that, to be crystal-clear, never happened-rather than having taken over a year to do the most soul crushing work of my life? Rather than realizing I had to be the most vulnerable I’ve ever been, on a public stage, despite being terrified to my core? It feels brutal.'

She might say shit that makes it sound as though she's not trying to use coming out as a cover for being an asshole, (e.g. 'The ones who said I’d left my ex because I suddenly realized I wanted to be with women-my partners have known what I’m into for as long as I have (so that’s not it, y’all, sorry!)') but that first quote is a vague way to do exactly that. it's spineless. just own exactly what you did and move on.