BOMBSHELL ANNOUNCEMENT: BYU Football fans React shock as Head coach Kalani Sitake officially Breakup with his wife Timberly and he singed divorce paper and explain his decision….see more

BOMBSHELL ANNOUNCEMENT: BYU Fans React in Shock as Head Coach Kalani Sitake “Breaks Up” with Wife Timberly and Signs Divorce Papers

 The BYU football world was shaken by a dramatic rumor that swept across social media this morning, claiming that head coach Kalani Sitake had “officially broken up” with his longtime wife Timberly Sitake and “signed divorce papers.”

According to the viral post — which originated from an unverified sports gossip page — Sitake allegedly opened up about his “difficult personal decision” in a supposed statement that no legitimate outlet has confirmed.

Within minutes, BYU fans flooded X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook with reactions ranging from disbelief to heartbreak.

“There’s no way this is true. Coach Sitake is all about family and loyalty,” one fan posted.
“This better not be real,” another commented.

As the rumor spread, fact-checkers and local media quickly stepped in to clarify that no such announcement or divorce filing has been made, and the story appears to have originated from a clickbait site known for fake sports gossip.

Sitake, who has led BYU’s football program with passion and integrity since 2015, remains focused on his team’s season and community involvement. Neither he nor BYU Athletics has issued any response to the rumor — a strong sign that there’s no truth behind the viral claim.

Fans Urged to Verify Sources

Media experts caution fans to be wary of sensational online headlines, especially those that appear on unverified sites or social pages. Fake stories often use emotional language — like “bombshell,” “official,” or “announcement” — to lure readers into clicking links that contain no credible information.

In short: The supposed “divorce announcement” involving Kalani and Timberly Sitake is not real. Fans can rest assured that the headline making waves online is a product of internet fabrication, not reality.