Sad chapter for some married folks but it is a party for others

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Woman’s divorce party puts husband’s ‘worst’ acts on full display — leaving guests’ jaws on the floor
Her lips are sealed.

One newly liberated woman not only threw herself a divorce party, but she put her husband's wrongdoings on blast for guests to read and weep — and people online are losing their minds over it.

Wanting to have a party to celebrate what she considered a "long and emotionally draining process" finally coming to an end, content creator Abbey Wellman posted a TikTok video in June that has since gone massively viral of a poster board resting on a Chicago bar's counter listing the "10 worst things" her ex-husband did during their marriage.

"The board came into the picture when I wanted to choose a theme. I landed on '10 Things I Hate About You.' Only a small group of my friends really knew what was going on and I wanted everyone to be on the same page," Wellman told The Post.

With dramatic music in the background helping to set the scene, the 60-second clip shows guest after guest reading the poster, many with their jaws on the floor.

"I give a lot of credit to my friends for never asking what happened or what was going on during the divorce process. But I didn't want to run away from conversation anymore. It felt freeing to have everyone on the same page once my divorce was officially finalized," the creator explained.

The video has received over 30 million views and garnered 45,000 comments from people on the edge of their seats, desperate to figure out what made the board.

"My fomo is horrendous rn," one admitted.

"Girl if you don't show us the damn board…" another demanded.

Some even attempted to screenshot the video and zoom in, but were left with nothing but a blurry image, which just further disappointed them.

One commenter related to the situation, claiming her list (if she were to make one) would be even worse, writing, "Omg if I made a list it would be so much worse this is cake."

"Ok we need to know," another demanded.

In a recent follow-up video, joining in on the Beyoncé "I didn't have a pen and paper" trend, Wellman provided some insight into why she has yet to post the juicy tea, despite the internet's desperate demand.

"When I had a divorce party and it went viral but I'm legally not allowed to post the board," she wrote in overlay text.

Well, this explanation clearly didn't feed the hungry commenters who continued to hilariously beg to see the list.

"I'll sign a NDA just to know lol," one joked.

"Wait you're in Chicago I'll literally buy you drinks i need to know," one bribed.

"What if a guest from the party post a story on Reddit with bullet points," another suggested.

When asked about the wild response to her party video, Wellman was pleased it resonated with so many.

"No one talks about divorce in your 20s and the video has obviously been relatable to a lot of people. I hope it lets other women like me feel like they can celebrate the highs and lows of their life," she said.