Sarah Palin, the former Governor of Alaska, has opened up about her life after her 2020 divorce from Todd Palin. After being married for over thirty years, their separation marked a major change in Sarah’s life.

In an interview with The New York Post, Sarah, now 58, called the end of her marriage “earth-shattering.”

She found out about Todd’s decision to file for divorce through an email from his lawyer, which left her stunned. Despite the unexpected split, both Sarah and Todd have moved forward, co-parenting their five children.

Todd has found a new partner, while Sarah has started a relationship with Ron Duguay, a 64-year-old former New York Rangers hockey player.

Their bond began when Sarah reached out to Ron for guidance during her defamation case against The New York Times. Though the case was dismissed, their connection grew stronger.

Sarah describes her relationship with Ron as “safe and comfortable” and appreciates having someone to open up to about personal matters. Ron’s understanding of both the political sphere and life’s challenges has been a great support for her.

Sarah is also pursuing a new chapter in her political career, announcing her candidacy for Alaska’s Congressional seat, which was previously held by Rep. Don Young.

With Ron by her side, she is determined to continue Young’s legacy and face the challenges ahead.