Are you two brothers?

Hypothetically speaking, let's say you're married to someone who was married once before and has been divorced for over five years, and you walk into the home of one of your inlaws and see a picture of your spouse and their first spouse hanging on the wall. For whatever reason, there's no picture of you and your spouse hanging anywhere, but there are multiple pictures of this first spouse. And let's just say for the sake of argument that your spouse's first marriage ended badly because of the way this person treated them, but you've heard through the grapevine that your inlaw was once very close to this person. Question: is it wrong to want the inlaw to put the picture away (not destroy it, just take it down) or is that overreacting? Purely hypothetical.

I hope everyone is having a great 4th of July! It's been raining a lot here this weekend, which is making me think we won't be able to do the cookout and fireworks today. But that's ok because I can still make s'mores on our gas stove. Whoo! It's that kind of resourcefulness that made America great.