Aug 17, 2026 · 42 min · 14 segments
When a 25-year marriage ends, the question isn’t only “What happens next?” Sometimes it’s “Who am I now?” In this candid, funny, and empowering conversation, Bri Clay joins Dishing on Divorce to talk…
Bri ClayGuest
Mandy PullanHost
And I think that there's two pieces that you said, that there tends to be more of a conservative mindset with the military.
Military makes it so difficult to go through divorce, and separating out the pension and other benefits.
Being in a military marriage can be tough on its own, so there's a lot of stressors.
I have a few friends that are still married to their husbands, but they said the same thing.
It's he's gone, and in some cases wouldn't be able to speak to him for several months while he was on-
And I think that there's two pieces that you said, that there tends to be more of a conservative mindset with the military.
Military makes it so difficult to go through divorce, and separating out the pension and other benefits.
Being in a military marriage can be tough on its own, so there's a lot of stressors.
I have a few friends that are still married to their husbands, but they said the same thing.
It's he's gone, and in some cases wouldn't be able to speak to him for several months while he was on-
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