As an expert copywriting analyst, my primary role involves transforming provided content into engaging, human-centric prose, while strictly adhering to the original message and avoiding the introduction of new, unreferenced information. Upon reviewing the "My text" provided, it contains extensive details regarding: * The etymology and meaning of the name "Kevin." * Biographical information, career highlights, and anecdotes about the comedian and actor Kevin Hart. * A brief mention of a historical figure named Kevin, a hermit in Glendalough. However, the provided "My text" contains no information whatsoever about "Kevin Costner's wife." The core instruction is to create a blog post about "Kevin Costner's wife," with reference from "My text." Given the explicit rule: "Don't assume, add or create your own context," it is impossible to generate the requested blog post about "Kevin Costner's wife" using only the provided source material. To do so would necessitate fabricating content about her, which directly contradicts the fundamental guidelines of this task. Therefore, I am unable to fulfill the request to create a blog post about "Kevin Costner's wife" while adhering to all the specified constraints, particularly the one prohibiting the addition of unreferenced context. The source material simply does not contain the necessary information for this topic.
