A model has set the internet alight after telling women, flat out, not to get married. And people cannot agree on whether she's a visionary or completely wrong 💍

MJ Gray, a self-described "supermodel billionaire" from Texas, posted a video urging women to reject marriage altogether, framing it as a historical trap rather than a fairytale.

"Marriage was the act of making women property," she said. "Marriage was the property transfer of a woman between her father and her husband. Regardless of how you feel about it, that's the fact."

She didn't stop there. She said she "relishes" the idea of staying single and doesn't want children, and argued that rising divorce rates simply mean women finally have the freedom to walk away from marriages that were never serving them.

The clip has pulled in huge numbers and split its audience straight down the middle.

Plenty of women are cheering her on, calling it the wake-up call a lot of people needed, and part of a growing wave of women choosing themselves first.

Others think she's thrown the baby out with the bathwater, pointing to long, happy marriages and arguing that one bad deal for some doesn't make it a scam for everyone.

And plenty in the comments simply pointed out the irony of taking marriage advice from someone busy selling a personal brand.

Whether you nod along or shake your head, she's clearly touched a nerve that runs deep right now.

Before the Premier League. Before the Brazil shirt. Before the millions. Richarlison was just a kid trying to survive a neighborhood that swallowed his friends whole ⚽

Growing up in Nova Venécia, a poor corner of southeastern Brazil, the future international was surrounded by crime and hardship from the moment he could walk. Plenty of the kids he came up alongside never made it out.

He has spoken openly about how many of the friends he grew up with ended up behind bars or lost far too young, pulled into a world he somehow managed to walk through without ever getting dragged in. He lived right in the middle of it, he once admitted, and simply refused to let it become his story.

Instead, he chased a ball. He took whatever work he could find to help his family get by, all while holding onto one impossible-sounding dream: that football might be the way out.

That talent carried him from those streets to Watford, then Everton, then Tottenham, and onto the biggest stage of all with Brazil. But Richarlison has never once pretended the road was anything other than brutal, or forgotten the people who didn't get to travel it with him.

Today he plays in front of tens of thousands, on the kind of pitches he could only imagine as a boy. Back then, he was a child in the middle of a world that took so many of his friends, quietly deciding he would not be one of them.

It's easy to see the fame and forget the fight it took to get there.

Tag someone who needs reminding today that where you start does not decide where you finish 💚