Huma Abedin stopped wearing her wedding ring almost a month ago.
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On Monday, Hillary Clinton’s top aide announced she was separating from her husband Anthony Weiner after the New York Post caught him in his third sexting scandal.
“After long and painful consideration and work on my marriage, I have made the decision to separate from my husband,” Abedin said in a statement. “Anthony and I remain devoted to doing what is best for our son, who is the light of our life.” (RELATED: Huma Glowingly Praised Anthony Weiner’s Parenting Just Days Ago)
“During this difficult time, I ask for respect for our privacy.”
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But Huma stopped wearing her wedding band on the campaign trail weeks ago.
She was spotted without her usual gold band while at a rally for Clinton in Nevada on Aug. 4.
“Reporters start noticing she’s not wearing her ring on the campaign trail, nor does she appear to be wearing it in a Vogue photo shoot published Aug. 17,” the Washington Post noted Tuesday.
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In that same Vogue profile, Huma praised Weiner’s parenting skills.
“It wasn’t so clear in my mind, after my son was born, that I would work with this kind of intensity,” she said. “Many working moms feel this way — there is a lot of guilt. I don’t think I could do it if I didn’t have the support system I have, if Anthony wasn’t willing to be, essentially, a full-time dad.” (RELATED: Huma Abedin And Anthony Weiner Are Separating)
“I know Anthony has said this before, but Jordan was the best thing that happened to either of us,” she added. “Our primary concern was the well-being of our son, and ensuring he had everything he needed to feel loved and cared for and to thrive.”