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After the premiere of the pilot episode of the documentary on Lance Armstrong on Sunday, it has become the most talked-about subject across all of the social media. However, a number of admirers have inquired about the defamed cyclist’s personal life before he met his girlfriend, Anna Hansen, and they want to know what he did with his time.
Questions such as ‘Who was Lance Armstrong’s wife?’ and ‘Why did Lance Armstrong get divorced?’ were among the most popular ones being asked on social media at the time. Take a look at the following to find out why Lance Armstrong got a divorce.
The response to the subject that has everyone talking: “Who was Lance Armstrong’s wife?” is fairly simple. In 1998, the legendary cyclist Lance Armstrong proposed to his longtime girlfriend and future wife, Kristin Richard, in the state of California. Lance Armstrong and Kristin Richard first crossed paths in 1997, shortly after the two-time winner of the Tour de France had concluded his treatment for testicular cancer (chemotherapy). In order to better support Armstrong’s career in France, Kristin Richard made the decision to leave her position in public relations.
In 2003, it became public knowledge that Kristin and Lance had settled their differences and were divorcing. During the time that Kristin Richard and Lance Armstrong were together, they welcomed three children into the world: a male called Luke, as well as twin daughters named Grace and Isabelle. In April of 2006, Kristin documented the blunders she made in her relationship with Lance Armstrong in an article titled “What I Wish I Had Known About Marriage.”
The straightforward response to the question “Why did Lance Armstrong get a divorce?” is that the couple’s relationship had reached a point where it could no longer be salvaged. Kristin admitted in her post that she was no longer an “independent woman after her marriage” due to the fact that she had gotten married.
She admitted that she was a lady with strong opinions, but that those beliefs were becoming less important to her and her partner as they focused more on the approval of those around them. During their time together, the pair endeavored to model themselves after the ideal married couple but fell short in their efforts.
Last weekend, on May 24, the first installment of the two-part documentary on Lance Armstrong was made available online. This next Sunday, May 31, at 9 o’clock Eastern Time (ET), the second episode of the documentary on Lance Armstrong will be made available to the public. The drug troubles that plagued Lance Armstrong, who is now 48 years old, are exposed in this documentary, which also explains how Armstrong fabricated “10,000 falsehoods” to cover them up.
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