10 Highlights

• Ali Wong's 'Single Lady' comedy special humorously dismantles divorce norms, using her own life experiences to challenge stereotypes.
• Wong addresses societal perceptions of midlife divorced women, offering her own story as a counter-narrative.
• • Laura Prepon and Ben Foster’s high-profile divorce serves as a backdrop to Wong's discussions on affluent divorces.
  • Wong uses her financial independence to highlight new dating freedoms, humorously contrasting with typical divorce narratives.
  • Wong shares comedic stories about dating post-divorce, making light of her empowerment through wealth.
  • The narrative of modern dating Wong portrays is likened to aspirational escapism, aligning with contemporary social trends.
  • Hints of a relationship with Bill Hader add a layer of intrigue, suggesting deeper truths beneath her comedic veneer.
  • Wong balances confidence with humor, echoing recent celebrity divorces like that of Prepon and Foster.
  • Wong's refashioning of midlife divorced women's image resonates with recent celebrity separations highlighting new societal dynamics.
  • Financial independence in dating is a recurring theme, paralleled by Prepon’s story in media coverage of her divorce.