“Bachelorette” alums Trista and Ryan Sutter are “doing great” after a series of cryptic posts on social media over the past week left fans worried, according to Ryan.
“Trista is doing well. We’re doing well. We’re great. Trista is at a point in her life where she’s exploring a little bit, and an opportunity presented itself that might help her in that quest,” Ryan said Sunday. I could only do so with the support of my family.” As part of that process, it means she will be temporarily inaccessible to us. ”
Ryan tried to clarify his post, expressing his feelings: “Without regard to how it might be interpreted, it was never my intention to deceive or mislead anyone, and that is the furthest thing from my mind. I choose to share my thoughts from time to time.” Because it helped me process them and I hope it helps others navigate their lives. ”
“We miss her. We miss her too,” he added.
Ryan Sutter said he and Trista are “okay” and “great” after sharing several cryptic social media posts over the past week. (James Clark/Disney via Getty Images)
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Last Sunday, Mother’s Day, Ryan posted a black and white photo of Trista from behind with the caption, sparking fan speculation. At least when I talked to this wonderful woman, she is the love of my life and I can’t think of anyone to love her more. ”
He added the hashtag “nowomannocry.”
the same day he shared another black and white photo “We know you wanted them to be here on Mother’s Day, and we hope so too. But sometimes being a mother means letting go, giving them independence, and inspiring their brave spirits.” That means.”
Ryan continued, “Sometimes you have to leave to let them know that you’ll be back and that your love won’t be limited by distance or hardship or time. Sometimes you just have to leave.” We are proud of you, Mama Pajamas, thank you for everything you have done for us, near and far. ”
Ryan shared a post suggesting that Trista was unable to contact her family for some reason, but did not reveal her whereabouts. (Eugene Gologulsky/Getty Images)
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a Third post, shared yesterday, It shows just Ryan and Trista, with the caption: “I wish I could talk to you. How are you doing? How was your day? I really want to hear your voice. Just a little bit. So.” I’ve made many phone calls without making a big deal, not realizing how lucky I was and how much I’d be missing out if the opportunity were to go away,” he added. When you come back, I’ll be here…I’ll be here,” he added. …eternally. “
Fox News Digital reached out to the Sutters, but representatives for the couple did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Trista’s last post was on Mother’s Day, but she didn’t mention any changes in her location or family plans.
She thanked her children and said, “Being a mother to my children is who I am at my core, and I am far from perfect and have had many stressful moments as a mother.” But no matter what happens in the world, I wouldn’t change it for a second.” And Ryan thanked her for calling her “the best parenting partner.”
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Trista and Ryan met on Season 1 of The Bachelorette in 2003 and married in December of the same year on ABC’s three-part wedding special, Trista and Ryan’s Wedding.
The couple now has two children, Maxwell and Blakesley.
Trista and Ryan have been married for 20 years and have two children, Blakeslee and Maxwell. (Eric McCandless/Disney via Getty Images)
Ryan celebrated their 20th anniversary on Instagram in December, writing, “They never said it would be easy, but this year has definitely been the craziest and most challenging of our 20 years together. It’s been one of the most unpredictable years ever.” Instagram. “We struggled and cried. We laughed and loved. We did it all and did it together, as always. You and I held hands and joined our hearts.”
The former firefighter has also struggled with health issues in recent years, having been diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2021.
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In April, she told People magazine, “He definitely still has a lot of ups and downs, and he wants to feel good, at least most of the time. He says he’s about 80 percent. I don’t.” I’m going to go with him to the doctor’s appointment.” He’s incredibly humble, so he’s like, ‘Oh, I don’t want to complain about what’s happening to me,’ even if it’s really important.”
