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Inside breakdown of Zach Davies’ marriage to wife Megan from dream wedding to ‘ghosting her for a YEAR’
MLB star Zach Davies' marriage started with a dream wedding and included sweet birthday tributes throughout the years.
However, The Arizona Diamondbacks player's estranged wife Megan has claimed it ended with Davies "ghosting" her for more than a year.
Megan shared an Instagram post on Monday where she claims Davies, 29, has cut off all communication and blocked her.
She wrote: “In 2021 my world as I knew it completely fell apart. My husband cut off all communication from me while I was back home in Arizona and he was in another state.
"He sent a text message at 6 am in the morning and then blocked me.”
Megan stated that she filed for divorce without speaking to Davies after discovering through "word of mouth" that he had allegedly been having an affair.
She continued: “Zach took the easy way out, where he doesn’t have to be held accountable for his actions.
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"He has [the] luxury of pretending our life never existed. He has chosen to say silent. He has chosen to not give me a single ounce of closure.
"I, on the other hand, had to live through the immense pain and hurt he caused. I couldn’t hide from it unlike him. I had to live through the reality of it all,”
It's a bitter end to a relationship that started with a dream wedding back in 2016.
The couple shared loving images of a vacation in Bora Bora shortly after their nuptials.
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Then, in 2018, Davies shared a picture of their wedding to celebrate their anniversary, writing: "Two years later and I'm still the luckiest guy. Happy 2nd, I love you!"
Davies last posted a picture with Megan on September 2020, as part of a birthday tribute.
"Happy birthday! Baseball season birthdays make it hard to celebrate but we will when I get back home! Love you!" he wrote.
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Davies has yet to comment on the allegations.
The US Sun has reached out to Davies' agent for comment.
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