Rachael Kirkconnell’s Sister Trinity Weighs in on Matt James Break Up

Rachael Kirkconnell’s sister Trinity is shedding new light on her sibling’s shock split with Matt James.

The Bachelor couple were together for four years before James, 33, announced via Instagram this week that they had called it quits – just one day after sharing loved-up posts with Rachael, 28, from a trip to London.

The timing had fans scratching their heads – including TikTok sleuth Gabby White, who shared a video via the social media platform on Friday, January 17, sharing speculation around why the break up played out the way that it did.

“Last thing I’ll say, which is the weirdest to me is I know that the London content was probably sponsored,” she said in the video. “He’s probably contractually obligated to post it but the timing between having like a happy-go-lucky post, being in the comments being so loving and like, publicly together to literally 12 hours later posting this insanely worded break up post, that’s the strangest part to me.”

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The video prompted one follower to respond in the comments section, “The old content from London makes sense if it was sponsored, but it feels like he could have edited her out or not liked/responded to comments about her on the posts.”

Jumping in with new information, Trinity replied to the comment to clarify the timing of her sister  and James’ relationship ending.

“Yea so they were still together when he was posting all that… just to give some perspective on the timeline of things,” Trinity wrote.

A follow up TikTok post from White revealed that Trinity claimed James uploaded his break up post just three hours after the couple split.

@gabzilla_123456

Replying to @allena shimon NEW INFO!! like what’s the rush Matt?? why did you feel the need to speak out first

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