Emily Ratajkowski is back in the media spotlight. The young model, 32, is one of the most recognized mannequins on the planet, and her love life has sparked great interest in recent months. After being related to comedian Pete Davidson and singer Harry Styles, the actress is also completely focused on the well-being of her two-year-old son Sylvester Apollo. Now, the model has revealed her plans to write a book about her divorce from her ex-husband Sebastian Bear-McClard, who has been accused of abuse.
Emily is keen to inspire other young divorced women by writing about her own memories and experiences. It should be remembered that it was in the summer of 2022 when she separated from Sebastian Bear-McClard, after four years of marriage and a son together, Sylvester Apollo Bear. The breakup was very high in the media, since it was surrounded by rumors of infidelity on his part. The couple did not end on very good terms. Now, he is being investigated for sexual abuse and harassment of other women.
The model reveals in the new issue of Vogue Australia, of which she is the cover star, that she would like to undo some of the "stigma" that exists around divorce. "I can't believe there aren't more books about the failure of first marriages. I've read a lot of literature about divorce, but it tends to be about families that end after the children grow up," she expressed to the aforementioned medium.
"I think a lot of women are getting divorced at younger ages, and it's taboo and there's a big stigma around it," Emily continued. The actress explained that today, women are more financially stable and do not need to stay in bad relationships. "Our world has changed a lot because women earn, if not the same amount, more money than their partners. And then they also carry the burden of emotional and physical responsibilities, work at home," she expressed, highlighting the great capacity for self-improvement. which has the feminine gender.
Emily has a lot to say about this matter and feels like writing a book about it. "Marriage isn't always as fair a deal as it used to be, or at least as it was supposed to be. I'm not sure if it was ever a fair deal, so it shouldn't be embarrassing for them to walk away from that shitty deal." "I would like to write more about that," he expressed.
In the past, Emily opened up about her divorce on Dear Media's Going Mental podcast with Eileen Kelly. "I didn't have the courage to leave for a long time. I was very, very unhappy," she revealed. Emily explained that the stress she felt from being unhappy caused serious changes in her body. "She weighed like 100 pounds and had just had a baby." "She was very thin because she was not well," the mannequin expressed.
The We Are Your Friends actress also revealed that she was "trying everything" to overcome her depression. "I tried taking antidepressants. I was sure something was wrong with me," she said. Some learning is learned from every difficult situation, and the model keeps that. "I think a big part of what I learned from that relationship is to trust your instincts," she said.
