- Pat Perez and his wife Ashley deleted photos of each other on social media
- She now looks set to divorce from the 47-year-old pro golfer
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Pat Perez’s wife Ashley has seemingly confirmed reports that she is divorcing the LIV Golfer.
It was previously reported that the pair was headed for a split, with filings in Maricopa County, Arizona Superior court showing that she filed for separation back in November.
Now, in a series of Instagram posts, Ashley has said she is ‘leaving’ the 47-year-old and branded him a ‘narcissist’.
Ashley first reposted a video from another user – which read ‘I’m 53 and wasted almost half my life with a ‘narcissist – to her Instagram story.
She commented ‘Hmm. sounds familiar. Except for the ‘Mr. Big’ part,’ referring to a nickname the other woman had given her former spouse.
Ashley Perez, the wife of LIV golfer Pat Perez, has seemingly confirmed her divorce from him
She reposted a video on Instagram from another user, who called their ex-spouse a narcissist
‘I absolutely never referred to ‘him’ as that.’
Ashley then posted a selfie to her story with the caption ‘So you know what I did?’
The next slide then showed a Google link to DailyMail.com’s previous story on her reported divorce, with the caption ‘I’m leaving, sorry for your loss.’
She also set the Instagram story to the song ‘Bye Bye Bye’ by NSYNC.
The divorce filings were discovered by the website Bro Bible after they noticed the couple had removed pictures of each other on their respective Instagram pages.
There are still older photos of Ashley and Pat on her Instagram from back in 2018.
Ashley then posted a Google link to DailyMail.com’s previous story on the matter, and said she was ‘leaving’ the golfer
Ashley is claiming her marriage to Pat is ‘irretrievably broken’ and has no hope to reconcile
The New York Post previously reported that Perez was served with papers for the divorce less than a week after the filing.
According to the divorce filing, Ashley says that ‘the parties’ marriage is irretrievably broken with no reasonable prospect for reconciliation.’
She is also requesting to be given the rights for ‘sole legal decision-making’ for the two children the couple share – with Ashley listing her home as a ‘primary’ residence.
Pat’s attorney’s have requested ‘joint legal decision-making for and equal parenting time with the children.’
The divorce has yet to be finalized.