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Alexa974 Archives Play a supercut of Jeff and MacKenzie Bezos' relationship, please, because those two areofficiallydivorced.

To announce she and Jeff are finally done(zos), MacKenzie boldly decided to join Twitter on Thursday for the sole purpose of tweeting a statement about "dissolving" her marriage. Ah, 2019.

For the record, Jeff currently follows only one person on Twitter, and it's MacKenzie.

"Grateful to have finished the process of dissolving my marriage with Jeff with support from each other and everyone who reached out in kindness," she wrote, "looking forward to the next phase as co-parents and friends."

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In addition to her civil declaration of singledom, MacKenzie explained that she was "happy" to be giving Jeff all of her interests in the Washington Postand Blue Origin, along with 75 percent of their Amazon stock, and control of her shares.

"Excited about my own plans. Grateful for the past as I look forward to what comes next," she concluded.

Mr. Jeff also tweeted his own statement simultaneously, explaining how thankful he is for MacKenzie's presence in his life.

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While the two seem to more than ready to peacefully move on from one another, it appears Twitter users will be clinging to these divorce announcements for quite some time.

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Jeff may have walked away with the majority of the Amazon shares, but MacKenzie appears to have won the hearts of Twitter users with an iconic first tweet.

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