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Real Housewives of Sydney star Lisa Oldfield has taken to Instagram to declare that she in the midst of a divorce with her husband David.
On May 11 she shared a meme, reading: “DIVORCE (dee-vorse) – to finally get rid of that asshole.”
Fans rushed to social media to comment on the revelation and question the couple’s separation.
The reality star replied the next day by posting a video from the Simpsons where characters appear to be in a courtroom, captioning it: “Meet my @divorce #lawyer.”
But soon after, Oldfield seemed to have changed her tune, telling Kyle and Jackie O she blamed her “second bottle of Bollinger” for the post, which she shared after a row with her husband.
“If you put s**t out there (on Instagram), you get free s**t. I thought if I put a divorce out there, I’d get a free divorce lawyer,” she said, before going on to call David a “pain in the arse”.
She also admitted he was “pretty angry” over the incident.
“Last night he said ‘What do you want for Mother’s Day?’ I said, ‘How about a divorce,’ and he said ‘I wasn’t planning to spend that much.’”
As the argument escalated, “He said he’d fight for custody of the kids, but I knocked him out in one punch.”
The star then finished off by claiming she’d reconsidered her decision to divorce: “I’d hate to split up the appliances, so we’ll probably keep at it. I’m a masochist.”
Following his wife’s radio interview, David spoke to News Corp and admitted: “I often find out about what’s happening in our family by reading about it in the media. But my children will not be finding out that way through anything that I say.”
“It’s fair for me to say it’s no laughing matter and while I often make light of these things because of my own dark sense of humour, it’s no laughing matter. And it’s not something I’ll further because it’s not in the interest of my kids.
The couple have been married for 16 years and are parents to Bert, four, and Harry, six.
This article originally appeared on WHO.
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