Ryan Lochte's wife reports "betrayal" amid divorce

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Kyle Lochte, wife Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte, located on social networks about “betrayal” a few weeks after the couple announced that they were divorced.

The raid on Friday posted the slide -“Reminder”, she said she was talking against Lochte’s divorce background.

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Kyle Ray Reid visits the annual Brooks Brothers’ annual holiday to benefit Saint -Good in the Western Hollywood edition on December 7, 2019 in Western Hollywood, California. (Phillip Faraone/Getty Images)

“You enter the best chapter of your life – you just need to cure first,” the first slide reads. “Sometimes God allows for betrayal … Because it leads to a breakthrough.

“Most people do not imagine what I have experienced. Ignore their opinions. The truth always reveals myself,” another slide will read.

“Divorce is not the end of my story. This is the beginning of my revival,” she said.

Raid and Lochte have shown earlier this month that they were intended for divorce after seven years of marriage. Tmz reports Raid has filed on a divorce Earlier this year, the decision was made “after a deep prayer and reflection,” she said.

“I am married with the highest respect, so it was one of the most painful and difficult seasons of my life. I wasn’t shy to share until I could do it from the healing place – not from fresh, open wounds,” the instagram wrote at the time.

“Sometimes we face trials that we did not choose or see. And at these moments we are forced to make the most difficult decisions to protect our peace, our children and our future. I realized that it is not always the most loving decision that someone can accept. Leave the act of love – for those around me and for ourselves.”

US swimmer Ryan Lochte during a press conference in the MPC Samba room before the Rio 2016 Olympic Games on August 3, 2016 in Rio -Dera. (Peter Casey/USA Today Sports)

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Lochte then went to Instagram, saying that the decision was “not easy”.

“I want to take a minute to admit, what Kyla shared. This year brought serious changes for both of us when we came to a difficult decision to stop my marriage. I am deeply grateful for the life we created together, and especially for the love we share for our three children,” he wrote in social media.

“Although this decision was not easy, I believe that this is the right step to peace and well-being for both of us. I remain committed to healing, growth and joint upbringing and respect when we move forward. Thank our family and friends for your constant support, it really means a lot when we start this new chapter.”

The couple got engaged in 2016, in the same year Lochte participated in a controversial incident at the gas station during the Rio Olympics. Lochte initially claimed that his and his teammates were robbed under the weapons, but it was found that those who had weapons were actually guards on the gas station where the swimmers were urinating near the bathroom. In the end, Lochte lost four major sponsorship, and the US swimming stopped it for 10 months.