Alice Evans Continues To Post About Her Break-Up With Husband Ioan Gruffudd On Social Media

The girl can’t help it! Alice Evans, that actress who announced on Twitter that her husband Ioan Gruffudd was planning on leaving her and their two young daughters and gave the oddly specific, yet not quite specific enough time-frame of “starting next week,” has taken the note that it was perhaps TMI. She then tore up the note, ate it, then washed it down with three glasses of cheap chardonnay. A little more than a week after releasing a joint statement asking for privacy, Alice has once again taken to social media to let us know she weeps all day while her kids aren’t looking (presuming they aren’t looking at the internet).

According to People:

Alice Evans has opened up about her alleged split from husband Ioan Gruffudd in a candid Instagram caption.

Evans first claimed he had left her and their children in a tweet that was later deleted, though she said Gruffudd was the one to delete it. In a joint statement released hours later, the two said they were going through “an incredibly difficult time for our family and we remain committed to our children.”

Now, Evans is opening up more about the state of their relationship, including her claim that Gruffudd is leaving her and their two daughters, aged 7 and 11. Gruffudd’s rep couldn’t be reached for comment.

Three days ago, Alice posted some heartbreaking imagery along with a lengthy caption claiming she’s in excruciating pain but stronger than an ox. And when I say “heartbreaking,” I mean that in the most literal sense. Alice is apparently a woman who is deeply moved by stock photography.

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Yesterday, Alice posted a more personal photo of her and Ioan with a lengthy caption about having read the comments about her on The Daily Mail, making sure to tag The Daily Mail, thus ensuring a healthy stream of comments about her from readers of The Daily Mail. Look, Alice is thirsty, and she’s gonna do whatever it takes to stay hydrated.

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Let’s just say it’s a good thing children famously don’t know how to use the internet! And as we know, by the time her girls are old enough to figure it out, everything she has posted about this extremely personal and painful experience will have magically disappeared. It’s actually in the fine print when you sign up! On the very last page of the internet, way down at the bottom, there’s a little timer that starts a countdown with a disclaimer that reads: “This message will self destruct.” Or so I’ve heard!

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