Famous Wives Come Forward About Cheating Husbands
Famous Wives Come Forward About Cheating Husbands, but I do not expect to see them on the Jerry Springer Show.
Why is it that famous wives keep quite? Are they blind or is money, the lip tightener? Prideful or are they just so oblivious that they do not see what is going on around them…and last but not least…are rich husbands better liars or able to hide their affairs better because they have the opportunity and the means to do so?
South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford will talk to Larry King about the sex scandal that ended her marriage. Her husband cheated on her and lied about it, in front of God and everyone…for years.
She moved out and has not filed for divorce. She will be on ET on “Larry King Live,” Monday night February 5th, 2010, at 9pm ET.
Quite a few wives are in front of cameras and on the pages of widely promoted books, the wives of a few high profile lying, cheating, over indulgent husbands. They are starting to speak up. Which is an pronounced shift, that has some who study infidelity applauding.
Jenny Stanford is one of those, out in bookstores. Coming out Friday is “Staying True” by Jenny Sanford, who filed for divorce in December of 2009, from South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford, whose affair with an Argentine woman was exposed by reporters after he disappeared for several days last summer. Staffers said he was hiking the Appalachian Trail. He later admitted he was actually in Argentina with his mistress.
Sanford’s published perspective is the latest addition to a small library of books written by wives betrayed by their prominent husbands. And the book arrives with perhaps the shortest time between marital shock and print.
Dina Matos McGreevey was one of the first political wives to make a public about face with the release in 2007 of “Silent Partner: A Memoir of My Marriage.” She stood shell shocked three years earlier, by the side of her then-husband, New Jersey Gov. James McGreevey, as he stepped up to a microphone, quit the office, and came out as a “gay American.”
Elizabeth Edwards provided a glimpse into her journey with “Resilience: Reflections on the Burdens and Gifts of Facing Life’s Adversities,” published last May and months before she and her husband, former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards, eventually separated.
So what happened to the women who used to stand silently by their disgraced husbands?
“While we look at these women as political wives. Some of these wives are powerful career women or have been powerful career women,”stated CNN senior political correspondent Candy Crowley,
“These women have grown up in an entirely different age which gives them more choices about how to deal with an unfaithful husband,” continued Crowley, who hosts CNN’s “State of the Union.”
Gayle Haggard, wife of pastor and evangelical leader Ted Haggard, recently published “Why I Stayed,” in which she explained how her marriage has grown stronger since her husband’s infidelity was revealed.
Famous Wives Come Forward About Cheating Husbands and even each woman’s story is different, their current marital statuses differ…but, what they seem to have in common is that they are not, like so many other famous wives, under the microscope before them, they are not staying silent.
“By speaking out they’re giving the public a peek behind the curtain,” stated Ruth Houston, author of “Is He Cheating on You? 829 Telltale Signs” and founder of InfidelityAdvice.com. “These wives who are telling it like it is are doing a wonderful service to others who are or may become victims of infidelity.”
I do not think that you can not point out these women and not point out Hilary Clinton and Bill Clinton. Nor can you nor touch on the latest infidelity of Tiger woods and his wife Elin Woods, who recently picked him up at a sex rehab center.
Famous Wives Come Forward About Cheating Husbands and I say that these women have one more thing in common besides cheating husbands and being in the public eye. They have power and money.
Something that the average cheated on man or women does not have. You do not see the average wife writing a book about her cheating husband .. you will see her struggling to keep her family together and struggling to get the bills paid.
We call them low life scum or worst, not sex addicts.
Famous Wives Come Forward About Cheating Husbands, while many of the lower and middle classes continue with their lives, they do not write books, there really isn’t any time to. What a difference a day and a dollar make… We are not our Mothers, who bore the infidelity in silence. No, we call them cheating louses, scum bags and I am sure a few other choice words…not sex addicts and we move on.
Are all women that have cheating husband victims? Jenny Sanford knew before she married her husband, Mark Sanford, that he would not be faithful. Before she married him, he told her that he would not be faithful. But, that does not make him any less of a lair and a low down cheating and sneaky louse.
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I think all of these men need to be deballed TODAY they want to eat their cake and also have it and this has to be stopped because this doesn’t only hurt the wife it hurts the children.
The children have to carry the sins of the fathers all the rest of their lives. I think that men get off way to easy because what they have done is commit an sin and crime all at the same time and in my eyes they get off way to easily.
They should have to pay a very stiff fine and go to jail and when they come out they should have to do community service such as cleaning up their own neighborhood. Working in a soup kitchen and such things and I think of so many more things but I guess that will never happen.