“This was not what I expected or hoped for and I am still trying to process this,” she continued. “2020 was a great year, with covid, fighting serious post-show anxiety, balancing a public new relationship while slowly losing my mother. It wasn’t ideal circumstances, but that’s the good life. I’ve been looking forward to it. the light at the end of the tunnel. “
“I may not have all the answers,” she continued, “but I do know this: I will keep showing up, keep my word, and be committed to love.”
After their split, it appears that both Clare and Dale are trying to move on and heal from their heartbreak. At the end of January, the 39-year-old hairstylist said she was focused on her future.
“I’m now getting to the point where I’m trying really hard to get back from that and make a change,” she told an Instagram Live on January 29, “because it’s a dark place to be you’ve got a lot of things collected about each other. “
Dale also shared a tearful post the next day, confessing that their breakup “ turned me upside down. ” He later added, “I know [Clare] has gone through it, and anyway, I know we’ll figure this out together, whatever it is. “