Annemarie Wiley, known for her time on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, is going through a contentious divorce with ex-NFL star Marcellus Wiley. The latest development is big: Marcellus surrendered his Glock 9mm handgun to the LAPD on July 27. This happened as the couple worked out a temporary parenting plan for their three children.
The plan, which runs through September 2, gives Marcellus visitation rights on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays starting August 1. But the restraining order Annemarie filed for on July 6 remains in place. That order came after an alleged altercation at a Florida hotel. Annemarie claims she was sexually assaulted and physically and emotionally abused by Marcellus. He has denied all of these allegations, saying in a statement,“I have never forced, coerced or sexually assaulted my wife.”
A hearing is scheduled for today, July 28, to confirm the gun surrender is official. Annemarie is seeking sole custody of their kids, Marcellus Jr. who is 10, Ariya who is 7, and Alivia who is 6. This is one of those celebrity cases that highlights the real and serious issues around domestic violence allegations, family court, and child custody. What do you think about the temporary parenting plan? Is it fair given the allegations? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
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