Why adding magnesium chloride to soap

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Problem- When adding distilled water and shaking the tube vigorously caused bubbles to from. However, during the experiment, when adding magnesium chloride into the tube, the bubbles ceased. Why adding magnesium chloride to soap causes the bubbles to stop forming?

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