Yuzuru Hanyu announced that he and his partner are getting divorced:
https://olympics.com/en/news/figure-ska ... ce-partner
I have married a civilian.
We married with the determination to respect and cherish each other.
We have overcome many obstacles together while thinking about various things in order to protect each other. In such a life, my partner supported me to protect me, even though she could not step out of the house for a long time.
Currently, various media outlets are slandering, stalking, and conducting unauthorised interviews and reports against my partner, who is a civilian, their relatives, and associates, as well as against my relatives and associates.
Even in our living space, we are sometimes prowled by suspicious vehicles or persons, or suddenly accosted. Together, we have worked to somehow protect each other from these situations, despite our concerns.
However, due to my immatureness, it has been extremely difficult and unbearable to continue to protect my partner and myself in the current situation.
With the possibility of this situation continuing, and the possibility that even if the situation temporarily improves, it may become like this again, when I think about the future, I have made the decision to divorce because I want my partner to be happy and to be happy without restriction.
From now on, please refrain from slander, unauthorised interviewing, reporting, or any other disturbing behaviour toward my partner, who is a civilian, their relatives, and associates, as well as my relatives and associates.
I sincerely ask that you do so. I will continue to move forward.
Thank you for your continued support.
) incorrectly assumed that they were a couple because both of them declined to disclose their partner.
. But like I was alluding to in a post around that time of the 25th Anniversary Concert, the first year(s) of marriage are known to be very challenging (due to it being a period of adjustment, I guess).
Hanyu said it 
) had a major role in the last ep. Also I was expecting "Lost" levels of fake-out fuckery, but it felt like a satisfying wrap-up to the characters, even if the central question remained conclusively unanswered thus far.
