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The parents divorced acrimoniously, and the father supports the teenager in their wish to have private gender-changing treatment.

Williams was the anchor of the offensive line before his time in Washington ended acrimoniously over allegations that a cancerous tumor on his head was misdiagnosed by team doctors.

Josh Eilert, a former Kansas State graduate assistant, was picked by West Virginia to replace Bob Huggins, who acrimoniously parted ways with the school after his drunken-driving arrest in June.

Harry and his wife Meghan split acrimoniously from the British royal family.

“I told him no — that I liked him too much,” recalled Bird, whose first book had begun as a collaboration with a friend that ended acrimoniously.