In my experience truly happy people don’t want to encourage mistrust and unhappiness for others. They tend to be wanting to spread happiness. To truly be happy. To love the fact they are happy.
Should they be able to say their piece? Yes. Absolutely There are always two sides to every story though and hearing only one side never really sits comfortably with me.
Should they have made their view known without the need for a big company or an individual ramping up the drama? Aye. Maybe.
It shouldn’t have been about the fee/deal. Unfortunately that is how it seems to many.
It is a shame it didn’t all get said in private or If it had to be public, with the first interview.Then everyone could have reflected, dealt with matters and moved on.
I do think though that rather than being cagey - who said and did what should be aired. Then the individuals concerned could address it. Especially if recollections vary. It is unfair to cast a shadow over everyone unless that is really truly the case.
They are happy. They love each other. They have children and dogs and chickens and a good life. Time to absolutely rejoice in that and look forward.
Regardless of who you are, looking back and going over everything in a public arena a few times cannot be healthy or beneficial to one’s well being going forward.
If you want to be NC then do so.
But maybe be prepared that a one sided narrative may be taken the wrong way and that words said in public are out there forever. And damage, once done, is not easily healed.
Say your piece, deal and then live the lovely life you have made for yourself. And enjoy it for all you say it is.