Love Is Blind star Iyanna McNeely broke down in tears while discussing her divorce from Jarrette Jones on social media.
The pair tied the knot at the end of season two of Love Is Blind and celebrated their first wedding anniversary earlier this year, but they announced in August that they were "beginning the process of divorcing".
Taking to TikTok on Tuesday (November 29), Iyanna confirmed that the divorce had been finalised and, understandably, became emotional.
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She told her followers: "It is official. Divorce really is like a grief and as much as people laugh at how long we were married, I think my expectations made it real, my hope made it real, my effort made it real, my tears made it real.
"So I'm crying for that girl that I was at the beginning of this marriage when I was so hopeful and I had less baggage and I was optimistic and I was healed. And I'm crying for that marriage that I thought could work.
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"I’m crying for that man I believed he was, that man he convinced me he was in the beginning and in between all that very scheduled filming."
Though teary-eyed, the TV personality explained how she was "happy" to be moving on with her life so she can focus on her friends and family.
"Don't get it twisted," she continued. "I may be crying and I may be sad right now, but I'm happy that I'm moving forward. I’m happy that I’m out of something that no longer works for me, something that drained the life out of me."
Iyanna finished the video by adding: "A new chapter. Really, a whole new book. It's a good thing. No more tears. I'm tired of being a f**king sad girl. I'm tired of it."
Love Is Blind seasons 1-2 are available to stream on Netflix.
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