Brad Walsh Grudgingly Announces Split From Christian Siriano

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        Brad Walsh Grudgingly Announces Split From Christian Siriano
    Walsh says the separation is "nobody's business," but when he found out a reporter was about to break the news, he decided to come forward.
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According to Us Weekly, Christian Siriano and his husband, Brad Walsh, have split after nearly two years of marriage. Walsh revealed the news via Instagram Story on Monday. Walsh wrote to followers, "Bit more than a month ago my husband and I separated. I was contacted by a writer for a website who somehow found out, so rather than let them break it, I'm telling you myself. It's nobody's business and I don't want to discuss, but that's what's up."

        
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Brad Walsh Grudgingly Announces Split From Christian Siriano

Walsh says the separation is "nobody's business," but when he found out a reporter was about to break the news, he decided to come forward.

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