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Wife askes for divorce after ChatGPT predicts several testing years ahead

Xuan who took to Facebook, said his wife and him were having problems with their marriage and have been separated for three months.

Updated 9 months ago · Published on 30 Sep 2025 2:21PM

Wife askes for divorce after ChatGPT predicts several testing years ahead
"Can I ask ChatGPT what the jackpot numbers are for Wednesday?" said a netizen - September 30, 2025

A MAN recently took to social media to seek advice after his wife asked for a divorce following a prediction by ChatGPT that their marriage would only be stable after six years.

Xuan who took to Facebook, said his wife and him were having problems with their marriage and have been separated for three months.

"My wife recently took her birth chart to ChatGPT to see what our marriage would hold. The AI's answer was that the next few years will be a testing period for marriage, with many issues emerging. It will probably take six years for things to stabilise."

"After reading it, she told me we weren't compatible and wanted a divorce.

"Honestly, I'm confused. Does AI really determine whether a marriage can survive? Or do the little moments of our life together truly matter? I'm confused, and I'd love to hear everyone's opinions".

One netizen said, "ChatGPT is just an excuse, your wife must have been thinking about it for a long time."

"Can I ask ChatGPT what the jackpot numbers are for Wednesday?" said another. - September 30, 2025

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