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The man behind a social media post featuring a dress that famously "broke the internet" has been jailed for four-and-a-half years for attacking his wife

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Keir Johnston, whose mother-in-law's blue and black dress went viral in 2015, will stand trial accused of attempting to murder his wife.

Years after its viral moment, it's still destroying everything it touches.

Keir Johnston, the Scottish man who gained fame when his mother-in-law’s dress went viral in 2015 because of its strange color, is now accused of trying to murder his wife. According to ABC News 4, Johnston allegedly abused his wife, Grace Johnston, for over 10 years. During their time together, Johnston tried to strangle her, pushed… Continue reading Man At The Center Of The Viral Wedding Dress In 2015 Allegedly Tried To Murder His Wife

Keir Johnston, the creator of the viral post blue and black dress was charged with domestic violence and the attempted murder of his wife Grace Johnston.

The couple that sparked a worldwide debate over the colors of a dress is now faced with allegations of domestic abuse and attempted murder, shedding light on a troubling story of suffering.

Police have charged the man behind the viral 2015 "dress" meme with attempting to kill his wife, the New York Post reports. 

Keir Johnston, the son-in-law of the woman whose dress broke the internet, terrorized his wife Grace Johnston for 11 years and attempted to murder her, prosecutors allege.