BILL MURRAY’s wife of over 10 years is fighting dirty in their divorce battle [Website - TheLostGirl’s Blog].
The soon to be ex-Mrs. MURRAY is claiming that amongst other things her ex-spouse was physically abusive.
I’ll let you read the quote below and make your mind up for yourselves – as the complaint she filed against the actor is apparently being used in an attempt to get her pre-nup nullified.
The Charleston Post and Courier reports:
According to the complaint, JENNIFER MURRAY moved into a Sullivan’s Island home in 2006 with the couple’s four children due to her husband’s “adultery, addiction to marijuana and alcohol, abusive behaviour, physical abuse, sexual addictions and frequent abandonment.”
JENNIFER also provided details of the times BILL assaulted her, including an incident where he allegedly hit her in the face and then told her she was lucky he didn’t kill her:
It was at the Sullivan’s Island home, according to the complaint, that MURRAY allegedly abused his wife in November 2007. The six-page court filing says MURRAY “hit his wife in the face and then told her she was ‘lucky he didn’t kill her.’ “
UPDATE to the above – TMZ has a statement from MURRAY’s lawyer:
“Bill Murray is deeply saddened by the dissolution of his marriage to Jennifer. Mr. and Mrs. Murray remain loving parents, committed to the best interests of their children. Mr. Murray asks that the public respect his family’s privacy at this difficult time.” I’m not a lawyer, but shouldn’t they have denied the allegations?
Story courtesy of TMZ & The Charleston Post and Courier
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