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Sofía Vergara shared an Instagram Story criticizing “narcissistic men” after her ex-husband Joe Manganiello accused her of ridiculing him in his upcoming memoir "Bloodlines." The post, which went viral, detailed the negative traits of narcissists and included supportive messages. On the same day, she re-posted a comment about laughing at oneself being a sign of intelligence, likely referencing Manganiello’s book release where he discusses their failed marriage due to health issues and emotional disconnection.
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Sofía Vergara shared a pointed Instagram post about "narcissistic men" after her ex-husband Joe Manganiello criticized her in his upcoming memoir. The post, initially shared by her son Manolo, highlighted the negative traits of narcissists and contrasted them with those of good men. Among other things, it noted that narcissists will always resent what others do for them and try to portray themselves as victims. Vergara also posted about the importance of laughing at oneself being a sign of intelligence on the same day. These posts came after Manganiello discussed in his book their decision not to pursue IVF due to his health issues, suggesting he didn't want to leave Vergara with a child that wasn't biologically hers if something happened to him.
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Sofía Vergara shared a pointed post about “narcissistic men” after her ex-husband, Joe Manganiello, made headlines for bashing her in his upcoming memoir.
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husband → share → memoir
The Instagram Story, originally shared by her son, Manolo, reflected on “dealing with a narcissist” and contrasted their behavior to that of “good men.”
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Story → share → men
“Remember kids … it doesn’t matter how much you do for a [narcissist],” the “Modern Family” alum’s 35-year-old told his followers.
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old → remember → followers
“They will resent you for it and nothing will ever be enough and they’ll always somehow try to paint you as the bad guy,” Manolo continued.
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Manolo → resent → guy
The social media upload concluded with celebratory emojis of clapping hands, champagne and a dancing woman.
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upload → conclude → hands
The graphic’s bulleted points included statements about narcissists “crav[ing] superiority” and “act[ing] like Peter Pan,” among other faults.
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narcissists → bullete → faults
The previous evening, Vergara shared another telling re-post about “the ability to laugh at oneself” being a sign of “the highest form of intelligence,” while the “inability” to laugh is proof of “dealing with an idiot.”
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inability → share → idiot
Tom Brady, who originally shared the post, wrote that “life’s too short to be too serious,” which Vegara co-signed with clapping emojis.
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Vegara → share → emojis
Reps for Manganiello and Vergara did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
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Reps → respond → comment
According to People, Manganiello writes in “Bloodlines,” out Oct. 13, that his marriage to Vegara was “devoid of any emotionality whatsoever” by the end.
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marriage → accord → end
The “True Blood” alum also claims Vergara “ridiculed” him for the dog he adopted while suicidal in 2019.
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he → claim → 2019
Manganiello, notably, never received a diagnosis for the years of grueling symptoms he endured before ultimately finding healing via a shaman in Santa Monica.
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he → receive → Monica
The “Magic Mike” star describes the health struggles in his book, which he calls a means of setting the record straight since “there were things said and printed about [him] that were false.”
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that → describe → him
“I didn’t want to be an old mom,” Vegara, who welcomed Manolo in 1991 with ex Joe Gonzalez, said.
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who → want → Gonzalez
“I feel it’s not fair to the baby.
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it → feel → baby
I respect whoever does it, but that’s not for me anymore.”
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that → respect → me
Manganiello, however, clarifies in “Bloodlines” that they gave up on IVF because of his health battle since he didn’t want to die and leave his partner with a child who had been created from an egg donor and “wasn’t biologically hers.”
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who → clarify → donor
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you → know → 741741
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voice → matter → ?
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Discussions → moderate → civility
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