Kayla Rai Reed, the wife of Ryan Luchett, hinted to “betrayal” from Ryan Lucti after she applied to divorce the Olympic legend.
The former PlayBoy colleague, Kayla, says she is “broken”, but she believes the division will be “the beginning of the birth of my country.”
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According to what was reported, the couple fights on the custody of their three children – Kayden Zan, Seven, Lev Ray, Five, Georgia June, one.
Now Kayla has posted comments on social media that seems to accuse the games of six times the gold medal for some responsibility for the collapse of their relationship.
It came when pictures and clips as well as “reminders” shared what she told her by her “now” to go forward.
One reading: “Sometimes God allows betrayal … because it leads to penetration.”
“Divorce is not the end of my story. It is the beginning of a new birth … I did not choose to be broken, but I choose to rebuild.”
“You enter the best chapter in your life – you just have to heal first … Most people have no idea what you have endured.
“Ignore their opinions. The truth always reveals itself.”
Her husband is the third most swimmer in Olympic history, behind his American colleagues, Michael Phelps and Katie Ledky.
The 12 Olympic medals in New Yorker include six better than the best performance, three silver and three bronze.
After Kayla applied to divorce, he issued his own statement.
“I want to stop a moment to admit what Kayla shared.
“Last year, it brought major changes to both of us, as we reached the difficult decision to end our marriage.
“I am very grateful for the life we built together, especially for the love we share in our three children.
“Although this decision was not easy, I think it is the right step towards peace and welfare for us.
“I am still committed to healing, growth and common motherhood with care and respect and we are applying separately.
“Thanks to our family and friends for your continuous support – this really means a lot with the start of this new chapter.”
Meanwhile, Kayla went on Instagram with her long message.
She published: “Earlier this year, I made a difficult decision to end my marriage after deep prayer and thinking.
“I carry marriage at the highest level, so this was one of the most painful seasons and a challenge to reveal my life.
“I was reluctant to participate so I can do this from a place to recover – not from fresh open wounds.
“Sometimes we face experiences that we did not choose or see coming.
In those moments, we are forced to make the most difficult decisions to protect our peace, children and our future.
“I understood that staying is not always the most loving decision that anyone can make.
“For me, he had left a love work – for those around me and myself.”
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