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[..] Also, guessing his ex-wife probably doesn't want a book about her divorce to be part of the national chatter.[..] This. I was thinking the same thing too.
by jelliclesfarm 5y ago
[..] Also, guessing his ex-wife probably doesn't want a book about her divorce to be part of the national chatter.[..]
This. I was thinking the same thing too. Shouldn’t there be a law against this?
If I were his ex-wife, I would have sued his sorry ass for airing marriage laundry. But that’s just me.
- op00to 5y agoNo, there should not be a law about this. What possible reason would there be for being prevented by law to talk about your life? When is it OK to talk, and when is it not?
- jelliclesfarm 5y agoBecause it is defamation. Anyone can talk about their lives, but when you start talking about someone else without their permission to make money..I am actually pretty sure there is a already a law against it.
- op00to 5y agoIt’s only defamation if the statement is false and you can prove some sort of harm was done. Really? You can’t write about anyone else? How do newspapers exist? Biographies?
- jelliclesfarm 5y agoThis is a marriage. They are not celebrities. He is profiting from the dissolution of a marriage with a one sided narrative.
- agota 5y agoHim monetizing his divorce like that is disturbing if the wife didn't agree to this.