George, Kellyanne Conway’s soon-to-be ex-husband, looks despondent after the divorce announcement

Kellyanne Conway’s soon-to-be ex-husband George Conway was seen despondent in Washington DC a day after the couple announced they were separating after 22 years.

The photos were taken as Conway responded to ex-President Donald Trump’s mocking message on Truth Social.

“Congratulations Kellyanne Conway on her DIVORCE from her crazy husband, Mr. Kellyanne Conway,” Trump wrote.

“Finally free, she’s finally rid of the disgusting albatross around her neck. She’s a great person and will now be free to live the kind of life she deserves… and it will be a great life without the extremely unattractive loser by her side!’

Conway responded by saying, “Look forward to seeing you in New York next month at the E. Jean trial!” Hugs and kisses.’

Trump faces a civil trial in April over a former columnist’s claim that he raped her in the dressing room of a department store in the mid-1990s.

In December, Judge Lewis A. Kaplan scheduled a trial for April 17 after denying a request from Trump’s lawyers to postpone the trial until the end of the year.

The Conways own several properties in addition to their 3,000-square-foot home in the Garden State. They own an $8 million home in Washington DC and a beach house along the Jersey Shore.

On Friday, the couple announced they have filed for divorce after 22 years of marriage after admitting that her husband’s criticism of Donald Trump was a betrayal.

Their social media star daughter, Claudia, tweeted for the first time in over four months following the news.

“You all need to shut up,” she wrote. She later retweeted her father’s tweeted photo of the family’s dog Skipper, who died in October 2021.

The couple revealed that after years of speculation, they are going their separate ways if the pair even liked each other, according to Page Six.

George has been one of Donald Trump’s biggest critics, publicly mocking the president on Twitter while employing his wife.

Kellyanne and George married in 2001 and had three children in addition to their aspiring singer daughter Vanessa, Charlotte and George. The couple have both hired divorce lawyers and are working on dividing their assets, Page Six reported.

Kellyanne, 56, became a Trump adviser in 2016 and served as his campaign manager. While working endlessly for the president, her husband — who co-founded the Lincoln Project, which worked to prevent Trump’s re-election — accused the president on social media.

It seems the divorce hasn’t slowed his criticism, as he took to Twitter on Friday to insult the former leader, including retweeting a post questioning the president’s sanity.

Their political split was addressed in Kellyanne’s 2022 memoir Here’s The Deal, where she revealed that she viewed his criticism as a betrayal of their marriage. She deemed his tweets “cheating” and it was revealed that Trump’s daughter, Ivanka, had suggested that the pair go into therapy.

Trump himself had even called George a “stone cold LOSER & husband from hell” at one point.

Another hitch in the family image came in 2020 after their teenage daughter Claudia criticized her mother and Trump.

Kellyanne announced in August 2020 that she would be leaving the White House the day after the 15-year-old said in a series of tweets that she was “officially pushing for emancipation” from her parents.

Kellyanne said she left for the sake of her family, to be “less drama, more mama.”

On Friday, Claudia took to TikTok and stated that her parents were getting divorced but have now called it off “to avoid becoming emancipated.”

She accused her father George of not caring about her and not knowing her middle name and said her mother has been physically abusive all her life.

George also stepped back from his role on the Lincoln Project, taking a short break from Twitter to focus on family.

In a statement at the time, Kellyanne called her time in the Trump administration “tumultuous” and “humiliating,” saying she and George made the decision based on what they think is best for their four children.

“We disagree on many things,” she wrote of her and her husband, “but we agree on what is most important: the children.

“Our four kids are teens and tweens starting a new academic year in middle school and high school that will be conducted away from home for a few months. As millions of parents across the country know, children who ‘go to school from home’ require a level of attention and vigilance that is as uncommon as it is today.”

Conway continued, “This is entirely my choice and my vote. In time I will announce future plans. For now, and for my beloved children, it will be less drama, more mama.’

Months later, more drama erupted between Kellyanne and Claudia after the latter posted a TikTok publicly accusing her mother of hiding her positive COVID-19 diagnosis and saying that Trump is worse than he claims.

Claudia posted a message to the site to “clarify” her claim that Donald Trump’s aide had “lied” about her test result on Friday – but the pair argued in the video when Kellyanne accused her daughter of “lying about your damn mother . ‘