A famous pop star's ex-fiancé said, "Imagine finding out the status of your relationship through a tabloid..."

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She continued, "My heart sunk, because, A, we agreed to tell our children together before filing, and we haven't done that. ... Kind of like a betrayal, you know. I had this huge packet of paperwork to fill out on, like, how to divide assets and furniture and cars and houses, and we had to fill it out to file. So he went ahead and just did all of that without me, so I have no idea what he put in there. He also did try — I found out from my lawyer this morning — he tried to put a clause in the divorce that I couldn't go on any podcast to talk about him, so, sorry!"

You can read a breakdown of everything else Jessi said about her divorce here.

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He continued, "I didn't know how to handle it because I never thought I was going to be famous in that way. I remember having this moment when I was getting booed so hard in Philly, and I thought to myself, 'Why exactly are they booing me, though? Is it just because I'm That Guy from TV? Do they think I was trying to be famous? Is it because they think I disrespected the game of basketball?' The last one killed me because all I've ever wanted to be known for was basketball. My whole life, I was a really confident, happy person. But nothing can prepare you for the feeling of walking down the street, or being anywhere, really — the grocery store, the gas station — and having people literally running up on you and trying to film you, trying to grab you, saying God knows what."

Kris said that he "dealt with a lot of anxiety" and was "in a dark place" for about a year. He said, "I didn't want to be Kris Humphries. It's the craziest feeling in the world, not wanting to be yourself. And I didn't even want to say anything to defend myself because it felt like I couldn't win. You can't go up against the tabloids. You can't go up against that machine. There's no point. And even if I played that game, I felt like it would be disrespecting the game of basketball."

"I had cast and crew with families relying on me to do my job. That being said, please end this narrative and focus on other more important issues in the world. I love and forgive everyone involved. Let us be. Let us heal. God bless," he said.

However, Joe's rep denied this, telling TMZ, "After multiple conversations with Sophie, Joe initiated divorce proceedings in Florida, as Florida is the appropriate jurisdiction for the case. Sophie was aware that Joe was going to file for divorce. The Florida Court has already entered an order that restricts both parents from relocating the children. Sophie was served with this order on September 6, 2023, more than two weeks ago."

Then, in her 2022 memoir Managing Expectations, she reflected on the surreal feeling of watching her breakup play out on tabloid covers in her local grocery store. She wrote, "It's funny now, when I think about walking down the magazine aisle in my local supermarket at midnight with my best friend, we were like, 'Are you seeing this? This is super weird.' My friend, Alexandra, was like, 'Oh my God, I can't believe this is happening, like, I feel like we're in a movie. I would totally watch this movie, even though I know you're super heartbroken, but this is really weird.'"

The attention continued as she and Matt promoted Good Will Hunting through awards season. She said, "There's a guy who'd been sent, the cameraman at the Academy Awards — he'd literally been told to, like, stay on me, and, like, he was so in my grill, he was like a wildlife photographer waiting for the kill. He was just waiting for the moment that I was going to break, or something was going to happen, or I was going to get up and scream. He'd been told, 'Stay on her, bud. Something's gonna happen.'" 

However, her dad sat with her through the Oscars, making her feel protected. She said, "I look back, and it just feels really overly dramatic and kind of funny — brutal, but funny."

Jeezy's reps didn't respond to E! News's request for comment at the time.

However, in 2022, Calvin denied messing with the release of her song, tweeting, "Entire thing is a myth, there is one unreleased song I worked on and it isn't good."

Responding in another Instagram story post, Zach reportedly said that he was "unphased by the fake shit people say about [him] online." 

He added, "Coming for people I love and care for is my line and final straw. I've said what I needed to say. My chest is still out and heads are still held high."

At the time, another source alleged that the couple had called it off three weeks earlier. However, neither Cara nor Jesse publicly commented on their split.

Ten months after separating, Jennie and Dave reconciled. They called off the divorce and remained together. She said, "We had to part ways completely. We needed that time to grow."