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Frankie Muniz's Wife Comes to His Rescue After Dancing Video Drama (Yikes)

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What’s the latest twist in the Frankie Muniz saga? His estranged wife is popping up like a bad penny to defend him after the trolls apparently bullied him into deleting a cute little dancing video from his story—you know, the one he posted right after their divorce announcement. The clip features Frankie and Paige Price busting some moves in their living room to the 2007 gem "Check Yes, Juliet" by We the Kings. Adorable, right? Well, not everyone thought so. Some fans decided to channel their inner trolls, and their criticism was so vile it made our favorite chaos agent hit the delete button faster than you can say "Malcolm in the Middle."

Enter Paige, the unlikely defender we never knew we needed. Apparently, she took to the comments like a knight in tarnished armor, ready to fume at the haters. Her mini rant dripped with enough sarcasm to fill a cocktail shaker: "Frankie, I am so sorry you felt the need to delete an old fun video of our family because people are so cruel to you. This world is so f**ed… divorce is bad, sure - it’s not like we’re excited about it… but we’re two adults who know how to be on the same team. I can’t believe people could scrutinize that." Um, wow* indeed.

And if that wasn’t spicy enough, Frankie threw a little shade back at a political commentator who dared to criticize his "bizarre video" and "nauseous text." He allegedly countered that they were NOT celebrating their separation but rather doing their best to handle things like adults—adulting at its finest, folks. After a decade together, raising their precious 5-year-old son, they’ve decided friendship is the name of the game. Honestly, who knew a dancing video could cause this much divorce drama?

If only the world could handle a little levity instead of picking fights over happy memories. Now, let’s see how this one unfolds!

—Dahlia

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