After just 8 months of marriage, Congressman Madison Cawthorn announces divorce
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The divorce announcement came one day after Cawthorn urged conservatives to "get married young," "have as many kids as possible" and "drop out" of college.
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The divorce announcement came one day after Cawthorn urged conservatives to "get married young," "have as many kids as possible" and "drop out" of college.
Rep. Madison Cawthorn and his wife are divorcing after less than a year of marriage, with the North Carolina Republican citing his job in Congress as part of the reason for the split.
Madison Cawthorn, a Republican congressman from North Carolina, announced Wednesday that he and his wife of eight months have mutually decided to get a divorce.
U.S. Rep. Madison Cawthorn and his wife are divorcing, the North Carolina Republican announced in a statement Wednesday, citing irreconcilable differences.
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