Does SPY x FAMILY enter the Divorce Arc?

In recent days, an infographic has become a trend claiming that the popular manga "SPY x FAMILY" would enter the "Divorce Arc", accompanied by an illustration showing Loid Forger and Yor Forger about to engage in a fight to the death, apparently because Yor's real job as a contract killer was discovered.

This information immediately went viral, especially since fans had dreamed of this confrontation that they were sure was in the plans of author Tatsuya Endo. However, others lamented that this would likely mean that the work is in its final stretch.

But like everything that goes viral on Twitter, the information is completely false. There is no "Divorce Arc" currently taking place in the "SPY x FAMILY" manga. In fact, as it is a work that is published exclusively through the digital service Shonen Jump Plus, it is impossible to have access to the leaks of upcoming developments as it happens with other mangas that are published in print in media such as Weekly Shonen Jump, Weekly Shonen Magazine, and others.

Interestingly, the image in question is completely real. This is an illustration included in Chapter 79 of the work, and it comes directly from Yor Forger's imagination. During a meeting with her friends from work, Yor worries about the fact that there is nothing she hates about Loid, something she says could make her friends suspicious about the veracity of her marriage. That is why she comes to imagine that murdering him could be the only way to convince them, which leads her to consider this illustration in her head, although she quickly changes her mind.

This situation makes it clear that, unfortunately, misinformation is extremely easy to distribute and go viral on social networks, especially since many people do not even bother to verify the information they read on the Internet. This is taken advantage of by accounts that share rumors and alleged leaks, after all, if they are not fulfilled, people on the Internet surely already forgot what they read yesterday.

Source: Twitter