No one gets married planning for a divorce but unfortunately in life, things don’t always go as planned. There’s hope for a peaceful journey to the other side. Let’s be honest though, things tend to get muddy, messy, and can also impact the mental health of both parents and children. This community is here to vent then steer you into a new future vision for cooperation and new found happiness. Tell me what was the most difficult part of navigating divorce and I’ll offer some practical advice to help. I’ve been there and I’m here for you!

I discovered this new platform and immediately knew that this is where change, support, and inspiration begins! Welcome! Please introduce yourself, how long you’ve been divorced, and the number of children you have. I’m creating content to help us all navigate this journey in a positive and productive way. I’ll go first; I’m Shenique Whymns but my friends call me Nikki. I got married at 20 years old and after 12 years and an appearance on The Steve Harvey Divorce Guide Show, I filed for divorce in 2015. After much persuasion, I went back to the relationship (long story) then officially divorced in 2019. We shared one 11 year old son (another long story). That’s a glimpse of my story as a wife, mother, and diforcée. I’m thrilled to welcome you to this community for divorced parents! Life after divorce can be challenging, but together, we can create a supportive space where we uplift and inspire each other while navigating parenting. Join the DiFORCÉe Community to share experiences, exchange valuable resources, and foster resilience for ourselves and our children. Let’s embrace this journey with intention and positivity! I can't wait to connect and grow with all of you. Welcome aboard and tell me a little about you!