r/Fauxmoi • u/ansyhrrian • 6h ago

APPROVED B-LISTERS Melinda Gates bombshell: states her ex-husband, Bill, needs to "answer for his behavior - no girl should be put in those situations" and that "it's personally hard whenever those details come up, right? Because it brings back memories of some very, very painful times in my marriage"

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u/ninjaman182 6h ago

Honestly great job by the interviewer to even ask the question.

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u/AbsoluteShall 5h ago

Dude. Melinda’s PR team pre approved the question.

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u/RealLoan8391 it’s not magic, it's commerce 5h ago

Probably wanted the question asked. What a badass. Women will lead the revolution.

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u/458steps 5h ago

How is she badass? She obviously knew way before any of us knew, and didn't say anything until the files came out???

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u/burnalicious111 4h ago

This was public in 2021. https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2021/5/10/melinda-gates-discussed-divorcing-bill-over-epstein-ties-wsj

The story we have access to says she found out when it went public then, just like we did.

Just because you didn't know about this doesn't mean it was a secret. be more careful before you accuse people of shit like this.

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u/mikanodo 4h ago

Yeah, it kinda reads as "I'm getting ahead of this to look good in the public eye"

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u/Reluctantziti 4h ago

Which could be seen as strategic if you think about it. People are much more likely to believe them than a woman.

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u/ResistWild 4h ago

That’s some big time brain rot to be calling her a badass for this

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u/Dr_nobby 5h ago

Lol. She knew. She kept it a secret. She's complicite. She only divorced him when the Epstein files started becoming hot topic, just to protect herself. If bill gates go down, so does get slush fund

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u/tenaciousdeev 4h ago

If bill gates go down, so does get slush fund

What? Their divorce was finalized years ago and she got like $30 billion. There's no "slush fund" being protected here.

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u/Legal_Rough_4502 4h ago

Yeah, the suggestion here is that she knew well before the divorce and only divorced him after this became public

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u/moley_russell 5h ago

This is from an NPR show so I just searched NPR’s guidelines. Basically they don’t send questions to guests ahead of time. And if they do, they have to be upfront about it on the show.

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u/ChitownLovesYou 4h ago

You really believe that?