Hugh Jackman was ‘extremely disappointed’ with Deborra’s ‘betrayal’ statement

Deborra-Lee Furness filed for divorce from Hugh Jackman this week. The reporting around the divorce filing indicated that they were close to finalizing everything, which means their lawyers have probably spent months working out the money, real estate and everything else. They were together for 27-plus years and they have two adult children. One of the reasons why we know Hugh and Deborra’s divorce is close to being finalized is because she gave an on-the-record statement about everything that’s happened. It’s clear now that Hugh was carrying on with Sutton Foster while they were both married to other people, and Hugh and Sutton have been doing a hard-launch of their relationship for months now. Deborra said, in her statement: “My heart and compassion goes out to everyone who has traversed the traumatic journey of betrayal. It’s a profound wound that cuts deep…” Well, apparently Hugh is mad that Deborra feels betrayed.

Hugh Jackman was reportedly caught off guard by ex Deborra-Lee Furness’ public comments about “betrayal” in their marriage. After filing for divorce on May 23, nearly two years after announcing a seemingly amicable separation, Furness, 69, spoke out in a statement, reflecting on the “breakdown of an almost three-decade marriage” and navigating the “traumatic journey of betrayal.”

According to a report from The Daily Mail on Wednesday, May 28, an anonymous source told the outlet that Jackman, 56, was blindsided and “extremely disappointed” by Furness’ remarks. The source claimed that “there was an unwritten understanding that she would not trash him to the press” and Jackman “knows that he cannot change anything.”

Reps for Jackman and Furness did not respond to PEOPLE’s requests for comment.

[From People]

Oh, HE was blindsided? HE was disappointed? HE expected Deborra to adhere to an “unwritten understanding” to maintain his wholesome image? Yeah, f–k that. I actually wonder if Deborra issued the statement when she did because of a possible NDA within the divorce settlement. The timing makes sense – once the divorce is finalized, she won’t be able to trash Hugh in interviews. Of course, Deborra could have been trashing him this whole time – I think she’s been very classy about how she’s handled everything.

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97 Responses to “Hugh Jackman was ‘extremely disappointed’ with Deborra’s ‘betrayal’ statement”

  1. Jane says:

    Well, yeah. No-one likes being read for filth, especially not publicly.

    • Yep!! The truth hurts.

      • DK says:

        Also worth pointing out she was t even trashing him or talking about him at all – she was naming her feelings of hurt and betrayal, but she very specifically did not mention him or his actions that led her to feel that way.

        So was she never allowed to mention her feelings, either?!

    • Kitten says:

      Yep we’ve seen this before: male celeb who’s reaped the benefits of an impeccable image for decades, bathing in public throws it all away and then immediately crumbles when held accountable.

      • Blogger says:

        Feet of clay.

        Seems she was the backbone of that marriage.

      • MFS says:

        Yup, and an impeccable image that his wife helped him build!

      • Bananapanda says:

        I knew almost nothing about Deborra until I watched a show (doc?) about her efforts to change adoption laws in Australia – which she got passed and impacted many many families. She came across as very fun, smart and organized. Definitely someone you’d want to hang out with and her friends clearly adore her. She’ll land on her feet but it’s ok to wobble when you thought empty nest life would be easier.

    • Elizabeth says:

      I no longer feel guilty for not getting his charm. Or for thinking his singing voice is unpleasant to listen to.

  2. seaflower says:

    Serves him right.

    Edited to add, interesting that he and his bff RR are going through image issues at the same time.

    • wordnerd says:

      I thought the same thing, @seaflower. Two men with very carefully curated public images and suddenly the cracks are showing. Birds of a feather.

      • Elaine says:

        You are the company you keep!🤷‍♀️

        And in RR and Jackman’s case – I’ll just say yikes.

  3. StillDouchesOfCambridge says:

    So he betrays her and she needs to keep her mouth shut to protect him because she’s supposed to adhere to an unwritten understanding that exist to him, that keeps her silent and keep things mysterious so he can keep his image, and accept in an unwritten understanding that she has to erase herself from her own story.

    Ridiculous. The pain for that woman. So selfish. Be a man Hugh. Very shameful.

    • Blogger says:

      Sounds like Chuck.

      And I want to know if she’ll ever speak out over those gay/bi rumours.

      • Hailey says:

        This is so perfectly stated – Deborra was expected to say silent and basically disappear. Her statement shows she was in fact deeply hurt which is totally understandable after decades of marriage.

    • CJW says:

      Sounds like Pitts unwritten agreement that claims Angie can’t sell Mirival To anyone but him. HJ can go piss in the wind with BP.

    • Christine says:

      This is a grown ass man, unable to grasp that his actions mean they are no longer a team. Protecting his image isn’t her responsibility anymore, which should be obvious, but he was clearly hoping she would shut her mouth for the sake of their children. Who are adults.

      This is familiar territory for me, my father left my mother for a woman younger than me and my brothers, and then expected my Mom to still be on his team with regards to the “kids” (we were all in our 30s). My Mom, TO THIS DAY, won’t bad mouth him to us, a respect he does not deserve, and neither does Hugh Jackman.

      I was on the side of people don’t want the same thing when they are in their 50s that they wanted when they were teenagers or 20s when these two were first divorcing. I’ve reversed my initial feelings, I am all the way Team Deborra. Hugh, you are such a dick. If you’d just shut your big fat white male mouth today, I might have still been on your team, and that’s deeply disappointing (in myself). I’m sorry, Deborra, I should have picked up on the subtlety when you first separated.

      Gross, gross, gross.

  4. K8erade says:

    The AUDACITY.

    I mean if you don’t want your (soon-to-be ex) wife talking about how she feels betrayed maybe don’t betray her by stepping out of your marriage. Just because you about to pay her what’s she’s worth doesn’t mean she needs to protect your reputation.

    I’m so done with Hugh.

    • Blogger says:

      He sure is blowing up his wholesome image.

    • It Really Is You, Not Me says:

      I fully believe that the only reason someone needs to break up with another person is that they don’t want to be with them any longer. Mostly because I see so many women torturing over themselves over why they should stay in okayish relationships, when the right answer is if you’re not feeling it it’s okay to move on.

      That said to Hugh Jackman – Dude get real, you left your wife of 30 years for another woman. She’s just confirming what everyone already suspected that it was not a mutual decision, but rather that you fell for someone else. She’s allowed to feel sad and betrayed over that and she doesn’t have to massage your feelings anymore, man-child.

      While I not going to hate on Hugh for falling for someone else, the way that he went about it by cheating on his wife on the down low and then leaving her, is garbage and she’s allowed to feel some way kind of way about it.

      • K8erade says:

        I feel the same way. For me, it’s not anything to do wth what’s gone down but it’s about response and how Hugh’s chosen to handle it as a public figure. Things happen, people fall in love with someone else. It’s not ideal but life is messy like that. But have some consideration for the people you hurt. I see none of that romantic Hugh and on top of that, now he’s in his feels and needs to get the last word in about it when the smartest thing he could do is STFU about it.

      • sunny says:

        Agree. People fall out of love all the time, people fall for someone new. But how he has treated her in the aftermath is yikes.

        She is allowed to feel betrayed. I think her behaviour has been incredibly classy.

        Hugh would do well to keep his mouth shut on this. He looks like an a@#.

    • Miss Melissa says:

      She doesn’t owe him a damn thing, let alone her silence.

  5. FYI says:

    Well, I’m sure Furness — and Sutton’s husband and daughter — were a little more than disappointed with his exit affair. MAYBE they were even a smidge disappointed with how he and Sutton called the paps (right after the wildfire!) to document their new love.

    Did he want to be the only one who gets to make unilateral decisions that affect others?

    • windyriver says:

      Yeah, maybe she hadn’t planned on saying anything until they pulled that pap walk. And, one way to avoid being filmed kissing in your car is to keep any PDA on lockdown, at least until the people in your life that you’ve hurt (including your kids) have a little more time to adjust to the new reality – especially if you’re a public figure.

      • Blogger says:

        Reminds me of Aniston’s comment about Brad missing that sensitivity chip.

        That papwalk was so disrespectful to Deborra.

    • Flamingo says:

      I would have loved to be a fly on that wall when Sutton and Hugh sat in a room with a PR team how they could soft launch the relationship.

      Yeah, fires are everywhere but lets see you two cuties canoodling in a parking lot!

  6. Tessa says:

    Well isn’t that just too bad. His playing victim is appalling. Deborra is well rid of him

  7. Heylee says:

    She talked about her feelings and her experience! I understand that she said this publicly and we know what she’s referring to, but come on! This is the type of “gaslighting” that society does that really bothers me. What obligation does she have to misrepresent her feelings? If she’s to say anything at all on the subject, and she wanted to, speaking her personal truth does more for her and anyone paying attention. Betrayal hurts. People still do it. But let her wear her wound while he wears his happiness.

  8. Brassy Rebel says:

    He should consider himself lucky that’s all she said. I would have unloaded on his ass.

    • Blogger says:

      I hope she does. Like Ewan McGregor’s ex. Rumours surrounded his infidelity for decades (like his long motorbike trips).

      I hope both of these women write their books one day on the decades they spent supporting these men in their careers.

      I’m actually liking Gisele Bundchen’s girl boss moves. She didn’t hang around for too long. She knew her worth. Moving on, moving along.

  9. ThatGirlThere says:

    All the “genuine good guy” currency he curried all these many years is EMPTY. What a ridiculous man.

  10. Ariel says:

    I like him, I like his movies.
    But really, is he taking umbrage at the woman he cheated on???

    I mean, life isn’t perfect, people fall in and out of love. Marriages end, S**t happens. We make mistakes, we screw up.

    But pretending you have a leg to stand on, in righteous anger, when you did in fact betray someone, broke your vows, ended your marriage, probably did some heavy gaslighting to that partner as it happened.

    Yeah, he should shut up.

    I thought her statement was incredibly restrained. She could have said so much more.

    • Blogger says:

      Yup, he could have taken a leaf from Kenneth Branagh’s book. Don’t say a word on cheating on Emma Thompson and enjoy Helena Bonham-Carter for the ride.

      He still has a career.

      • K8erade says:

        @Blogger

        That should be the textbook gold standard on what to do in this situation. Don’t say a word. Eveyone in that situation – including Helena Bonham Carter – came out of that situation a class act.

        Hugh needs to fire his PR people. They have failed him so badly in this situation.

      • Mtl.ex.pat says:

        @blogger – I seem to remember Branagh saying some pretty nasty things back in the day – I’ll have to double check but that’s what I recall in the aftermath…

      • Jaded says:

        Apparently HB-C wasn’t Branagh’s only affair, Emma Thompson spoke of a number of affairs she found out about after their split. At least Thompson has had the maturity and ability to move on, she said she and HB-C have spoken and it’s all water under the bridge and neither wants to hang onto any hurt, anger and guilt over it. I gather HB-C got her commupance as Branagh dumped her, possibly over another woman he was sneaking around with behind her back. What goes around comes around…

    • K8erade says:

      It just proves Hugh’s an impatient moron. All he had to do was wait and bide his time for a year. If he had finalized his divorce, let Sutton finalize her divorce, and wait until the end of the year or early next year to launch his new relationship, none of this would be happening, despite the affair. Hell, if he had waited, his divorce settlement might have gone more favorably in his direction.

      But this idiot couldn’t wait. He even decided to launch it during the wildfires. Like, how stupid are you, Hugh?

      • Jais says:

        The way he immediately went to People and pouted like a child. Have some dignity, jeez.

      • Deering24 says:

        One of mega-success biggest curses is that people turn into Veruca Salt (unless they are grounded from the start.) They feel entitled to the “best of everything” yesterday, and it screws their judgement beyond repair. Man, it looks like Jackman’s nice guy act was his greatest performance. 🙄

  11. Jais says:

    Boohoo. An unwritten understanding? Huh. Sounds like some gross Brad Pitt reasoning. Like when he swears there was unwritten agreement that AJ would never sell their winery. These d-bags. Seriously, crying to People over this. Get over yourself, my god.

  12. Smart&Messy says:

    The problem is that we don’t know anything about their relationship before the affair news broke.

    My husband’s aunt has been saying for 30 years that she was divorced BY her husband, who left her for another woman. She never had another relationship (that she admitted to), and their adult children have been brutally icing out their dad’s new wife for three decades. Well, the ex-husband just shared with my husband and his own kids that the wife cheated on him repeatedly for years, but they agreed to stay together. Of course, it was an awful relationship and he left for someone else. But because he had previously agreed to look past her cheating, he felt he had no right to blame her for it. Which is kind of true, but not completely fair to him.

    I am NOT saying it’s Deb’s fault. I’m just saying we don’t know that he really blindsided his wife or was dishonest with her. We only know that the new relationship started when they were still married on paper.

    • K8erade says:

      You are correct. But this isn’t about Hugh cheating as much as it is about the publicist perception of what occurred and the idiotic PR choices he’s making.

      The “soft launch” of his relationship with Sutton earlier this year while 1) still married and 2) LA wildfires was idiotic at best, especially on the back of rumors their relationship with Sutton is the cause of his relationship with Deborra ending. Months later, divorce is filed and Deb releases her statement. Okay, hepissed she released that. Don’t. Say. A. Word. No “sources say he’s ‘disappointed,'” he should scream into a pillow and take it, then move on. All that article did is fan the flames. Now his best friend is out here saying “he’s moved on, and so should she.” Now he sounds like an ice cold cheater. Like dude, shut the fvck up. That’s all you gotta do right now. If he’d shut up about it his image wouldn’t be in the toilet right now.

      • Smart&Messy says:

        You’re right in that whatever happened he played it like a tonedef moron in the public eye.

    • somebody says:

      Curious if the ex had anything to back up his story that the wife had cheated on him for years. And why he waited through 30 years of his current wife being iced out to share it.

      • Smart&Messy says:

        We only found this out very recently, and he said there were actual letters by her which proved long emotional and sexual affairs. But the thing is, my husband’s family are very very controlling people when it comes to their business, private life and adult children. The Beckhams have nothing on them lol. My husband’s generation was supposed to completely idolize the parents and aunts/uncles, no questions asked and it is interesting to watch it all unrevel in both business and privately as they age and die. My husband is shocked at every new revelation, while I think they were fishy to begin with. The aunt’s situation was something I’ve asked about before, like why is she playing the victim 3 decades later, I would be too proud to do that. For me the conclusion is that you only need to control people’s perception when you have something to hide. It seems true to our family.

    • Walking the Walk says:

      What are you even talking about?

    • Just me says:

      Same in my family.
      My dad left, found our later my mom had been cheating with her boss and stealing from his company for years.
      It’s how they redecorated & build the deck, got AC. (This was the 70’s)

      Like wow huh its life altering lol

    • Tis True Tis True says:

      If they had just slowed their rollout, it would have been just another “stayed together until the kids were out of the house” breakup. That’s what it felt like at the time. And that very well may have been what it was. I’ve seen too many marriages where someone cheats to end a marriage that the other person refused to see as unhappy.

      Divorce makes people crazy.

      • Smart&Messy says:

        I completely agree that his public presentation of the whole situation has been harmful to his image more than whatever Deb said, and he refuses to see that for some reason.

  13. Marquee Moon says:

    He not only cheated on her while they were still married, I understand that people might meet someone and be attracted to them, but let your partner of twenty-seven years and mother of your children know rather than carrying on behind their back , .. but he also just released a very cruel and childish video on his instagram, with him dancing happily ,, in a, I’m dancing on your grave type of way to a song that says bye-bye bye-bye bye-bye and captioned the Instagram post … FINALLY, Just to let everyone know how happy he is to be away from Deborah Lee

    What a manchild, and Father of children to disrespect a 27 year relationship in that way while she speaks in a very classy way about the deep pain that she has navigated but chooses to focus on the positive , he posts a clownish , nasty little video
    She is well away from him, What a cruel immature man…

    • somebody says:

      Hmm. I guess there was no “unwritten understanding” preventing him from behaving like a jerk.

    • K8erade says:

      I face palmed when I saw that. Who in their right mind thinks that’s a good idea? Even if that video had nothing to do with his divorce (I don’t believe that for a second). All Hugh has to do to have a positive public image is stay quiet and he can’t even do that.

      • North of Boston says:

        It’s like Affleck and that asinine Phoenix tattoo – not a good look dude, even if you weren’t conveying that your wife and children are Hellfire and ashes you had to survive and rise gloriously from.

        Read the room, put your lifetime of managing your public image to work and don’t be a rude immature jerk.

        PS the performative glee over this new relationship and freedom is coming closer and closer to Tom Cruise jumps on couch territory. Just stop already.

      • Blogger says:

        Agreed. Don’t think Hugh’s new squeeze will last 27 years.

    • elle says:

      Oh my god – how embarrassing. Debora is well rid of this brat.

      Never cared for him – now I know why.

  14. Walking the Walk says:

    Hey, I called him a POS when this news broke a year plus ago and everyone tried to act like Deborra was too old and all kinds of mess. He cheated. It’s BS. I am sure he lied to her about it and the way that statement read, other people knew about it and lied to her too. So she has the double whammy of her husband cheating on her, leaving her, and then having people she considered friends not telling her.

    • Kitten says:

      Yeah even people here were basically like “love is love”.
      Just another case of folks suspending disbelief for their faves.

    • Blogger says:

      A work colleague’s first husband, who cheated on her massively, stopped talking to her friend who told her that he was sleeping around.

      So I dunno. Some women don’t want to know. They also had two kids. The daughter is forever traumatised by her cheating father and knew Prince Harry and that circle. She used to tell me her daughter kept turning down the heir of some earldom or other who’d tried to date her. She’s still single AFAIK though she wrote a book on dating (ironically).

      • TigerMcQueen says:

        I absolutely agree, telling someone they’re in a relationship with a cheater is tough territory to navigate. My BFF’s dad was a cheater, and her mom cut out the friend that told her. I’ve seen friends have the same happen to them or have the same reaction when told they were being cheated on.

        From personal experience, it’s a touch decision to make, because your friendship could end if you tell. I will say this: don’t lie to help the cheater get away with their cheating behavior and if asked about the other person cheating, don’t lie and say you don’t think it’s happening.

    • Magdalena says:

      Rumour has it that he has been cheating on her for YEARS. Must have been super good at gaslighting her, because he always praised her in interviews and sold the happy marriage story wherever he went. That’s another reason this was such a surprise. (And HE was the one who pursued HER back in the day). Wonder whether she knew about or forgave him after the others, or whether Ms. Foster was really the first?

      • Gtwiecz says:

        He was just starting his career and she was already an established actress, so he may have used her in a way to get ahead.

  15. Sue says:

    Let me get my violin out.

  16. wendy says:

    oh Hugh — all you had to do was shut up and ride it out, this woman gave you 27 years, two children and an amicable divorce…and that Y chromosome just wouldn’t let you appreciate her one last time and STFU.

  17. TheOriginalMia says:

    All that good guy image is gone. Granted his close friendship with RR had already pushed me into the annoying column. Debora deserved to have her say. Why should she have to muzzle her pain so Hugh can maintain his image? The nerve.

    • Just me says:

      I don’t have a kind thing to say about RR.
      I do believe in the company you keep so this tracks for me.

    • Korra says:

      More damning than his friendship with Ryan Reynolds, Jackman has had a friendly relationship for years with Rupert Murdoch and it has never tarnished his image. Hoping that changes because there are very people on this planet worse than ol’ Rupert.

  18. Just me says:

    I’m glad now I never watched his movies beyond seeing him in X-men where, come to think of it, is character was whiny & encouraged Jean to cheat with him! lol

  19. JW says:

    I dare him to get in the same room with her and say that to her face. “I’m disappointed with you, Deborrah, for saying I betrayed you.”

    HAHAHAHAHA

  20. Amy Bee says:

    He cheated on her. He should be happy that she’s been dignified about this whole thing.

  21. Giddyl says:

    He released a video of himself dancing in celebration and captioned “Finally”? Really??? What a classless move. What an ass!

  22. sevenblue says:

    The audacity.. Imagine cheating on your wife, then complaining about her not keeping it a secret.

  23. Sasha says:

    Yuck. Hard agree with everyone here. He’s benefited immensely from being the “god I love my wife so much” guy for years. And maybe he was that guy for a while. But it sounds like he cheated so of course your betrayed ex wife isn’t going to play along to the same tune anymore.

  24. Lala11_7 says:

    Debra to her Ex: #StayMad🤬

  25. pyritedigger says:

    Can the reporting on all of these people mention they are ALL tight with the Kushners, the Trumps, and Rupert Murdoch?

    All of the people here are terrible and all of them deserve each other. This is like when people feel bad for Melania when she knocks away Trump’s hand.

    • Lu says:

      I don’t know anything about this. Is this true for Deborah? Sutton? Hugh? Ryan Reynolds? Evidence?

      • pyritedigger says:

        Deborra and Hugh have partied and hung out with Jared Kushner, Ivanka, and Donald Trump and are very, very tight with the Murdoch clan.

        Anyone hanging out with these people is vile.

    • Traveller says:

      I just know that he is long time friends with Ivanka. That was enough of an ick factor for me.

    • Lawrenceville says:

      I’m sorry, but why does who they’re friends with matter? What’s it got to do with the guy betraying and cheating on his wife? So, because they’re friends with Ivanka they have no right to feel betrayed and hurt? Or maybe because they’re Ivanka’s friend they should just shut the f-up about how hurt and betrayed they feel about their spouse of 30 years cheating on them?? Man, I am gob smacked!!!!!

      • pyritedigger says:

        I don’t care about the betrayal she feels when she was fine hanging out with fascists and utter scum like Rupert Murdoch and Trump. These people have destroyed the world and anyone down with them can go to hell.

  26. Nuks says:

    There was probably a way to play this angle on it with him staying a good righteous man, but they whiffed it. You guys are right, timing is everything, and I honestly feel that he wanted a lot of attention. He wanted everyone to be looking at him and Sutton and admiring them as a love story, but it would’ve been better if they had been hidden lovers in an Elizabeth Taylor sort of way, so people would be more curious about them. Instead, they tried to pretend that it wasn’t the end of 2 marriages. They should’ve just leaned into that because people honestly can relate. Passion doesn’t always last. And can I say that I get no spark from the pictures of he and Sutton? It would’ve been better to hide it and let people imagine it then to take pictures that really were flat.

    • Deering24 says:

      Agreed. I’m suspecting Deborra was the brains behind his PR up until now, given how badly he’s screwing up.

  27. Louisa says:

    I was done with him when I heard he was friends with Ivanka and Jared. Deborra was / is as well so yeah it stinks what he did but I can’t find it in me to be too upset for her.
    I’m team no one here.

    • Traveller says:

      Absolutely agree.

    • Lawrenceville says:

      I honestly will always feel for any person that gets cheated on regardless of who they’re friends with. This is a loss of a marriage of 30 years that this woman, whom I have never met so have no idea who she is personally, is grieving. Can’t we put the politics aside for a while? Hey, even Kate Middleton, one of the vilest people I ever heard of, was given the grace when she announced her cancer!!

      • pyritedigger says:

        Kate is actually less problematic than Rupert Murdoch, the Kushners and the Trumps, for starters. (And I am no fan of the monarchy, let alone Katie Keen.)

  28. Desi says:

    Used to think he was a good guy. Once I found out he was cheating like a year ago, I find him reprehensible. I hate that the public even tried to blame her for being “old”. I recall reading he pursued her when they first started. She was the well known name and probably had so much charisma.

    Sutton annoys me so much. My only experience with her is watching her on Bunheads and her energy was so try-hard. I couldn’t understand why she was the lead.

  29. Henny Penny says:

    Assuming they were married in the traditional way, he made a VOW before God and everybody that he publicly broke. I’m unsure where he gets off saying he’s the one who has been betrayed.

  30. Cee says:

    I understand the possibility of falling out of love with your spouse/partner and/or falling for someone else unexpectedly. What I will never understand is carrying on with not thought towards the people you will hurt with your actions.
    Address the issues in your relationships, ask yourselves if you want out and do so before cheating and destroying your partnet and children.

    I really hope they’re worth it because it looks like both of them fucked over their spouses.

  31. Barbiem_2 says:

    He should have kept his new relationship “private” if he wanted to maintain image, until after divorce. Pap walks were cringe whole still married to wife of almost 30yrs. A HUGE base of his fans are female….bad move

    • Gtwiecz says:

      Absolutely. Finish one relationship after starting another. Get a divorce first. They just couldn’t control themselves,

  32. Anare says:

    If he had to make his wife agree not to say anything bad about him, there must be a lot that she could say. Blow back is a bitch, eh Hugh?

  33. IFoxi says:

    While I am totally on her side, I can’t help but notice the he “reportedly” told the DAILY MAIL through an “anonymous source” all of this. The article even used one of their favorite words for the BRF… blindsided.
    So it’s possible they made this ish up.
    I hate that People uses the DM as a source.
    And no, I’m not a Hugh fan. Whatever he did or didn’t say, he’s obv a cheater and she deserves better.

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