She’s going through it.
Beloved influencer, Jen Hamilton, confused her millions of followers by posting a head-scratching cryptic video hinting at her possibly getting a divorce from her husband, Brian.
Hamilton, who’s also a labor and delivery nurse and mom of two, known for sharing helpful, humorous advice about pregnancy and childbirth, posted a video of herself on Saturday crying alongside the caption, “Day 1: absolutely devastated. Please don’t try to reach out to anybody on my behalf. That would make everything so much worse for me. Please just let me grieve. My heart is absolutely shattered.”
“He broke my heart but I still love him with all the pieces,” it continued.
In the video shared to X (formerly Twitter) the 35-year-old cried to the camera saying, “I just want the healed version of myself to come to me that it’s going to be okay.”
“I need me. I need me in like a year, and me in five years to tell me that I’m not gonna feel like this forever,” she emotionally said — a stark contrast compared to her usual lighthearted content that her almost 6 million followers across various social media platforms know and love her for.
“I feel dumb making this video, but I know someday that girl that I need right now can look back at this and see how far we’ve come,” Hamilton contiued. “God, it hurts so bad.”
Although the 67-second video didn’t provide much context, many of her followers speculated the message was about Hamilton’s husband, and as a result, expressed their love and support for her.
“We sit with Jen. We don’t need to talk. We sit. We listen. Let’s not turn another persons heartache into public scrutiny. We do what Jen would do” one supporter commented on the X thread.
“I’m so sorry – you will be ok. You have done much harder things,” someone chimed in while another encouragingly wrote, “I felt every bit of pain in this video bc someone that has been thru this exact same scenario just wants it to stop.”
“I’m so sorry you are going through this sister. You have given so much support to people you may never meet. Let others be there to catch you and lift you up at this difficult time. You are not alone. Sending you much love,” shared somoene else.
Hamilton and her hubby have been married for 14 years and share two sons, Ellis and Luke.
The 35-year-old got her start in content creation during the pandemic when she began posting videos for the sake of it, without any real intention of growing a massive following.
An advocate for maternal mental health, Hamilton uses her platform to provide soon-to-be parents with insight into the medical system.
