“It was not what I expected or hoped for and I am still trying to process it,” she continued. ‘2020 was a hellish year, with a struggle that had a serious sense of anxiety, and balanced a new relationship in public, while my mother was slowly losing. These were not ideal circumstances, but this is real life. I looked ahead to the light at the end of the tunnel. ‘
“I may not have all the answers,” she continued, “but I know it – I will keep showing up, keeping my word and being committed to love.”
After their split, it looks like Clare and Dale are trying to go on and heal from their grief. At the end of January, the 39-year-old hairstylist said she was focusing on her future.
“I’m now getting to the point where I’m really trying to get out of there and make a turn,” she shared on Instagram Live on January 29, “because it’s a dark place to be in when you very well put together. ‘
Dale also shared a tearful message the next day in which he admitted that their breakup ‘shook my king’. He later added: ‘I know [Clare] even though he’s been through it, and whatever it is, I know we’ll find out together whatever it is. ‘