Ex wife of $273 million lottery winner salty as hell. Get Divorced Brehetts

[O.T.I.S.]

bytch better hope I dont invest $5000 a month to somebody to come and take a shyt on her car every day. The right thing...

I’d be on some petty shyt and drive by her house every morning with a fleet of lambos just to hit the

 

[GoAggieGo.]

Someone photoshop dude on

This the dude who won?

It’s going to eat her alive when she finds out some trash woman he met at a bar is getting and spending the money she feels she’s supposed to have.

 

[Carolina Slim]

So many appropriate responses to this story and the woman in particular....

 

[Wink Beaufield]

Summed up.

 

[ORDER_66]

Hold that L bytch..... Karma smacked her upside the head twice!!!

 

[ThaBoyBam]

I was when I seen this on TV. To bad he's from racist ass Warren County

 

[Payroll]

The right thing is to let that bytch die.

 

[Coco Loco]

Here's the full article.

Even a $273 million jackpot isn’t enough for this lottery winner’s ex-wife to want him back.

Eileen Murray told The Post on Thursday she has no plans to get back together with her ex, Mega Millions Jackpot winner Mike Weirsky — and won’t be calling him anytime soon.

“He’s not appealing to me all of a sudden because he has this money,” said Murray, 53.

During their 15-year marriage, which ended in divorce in October, Murray worked as a cost analyst for a utilities company, but her 54-year-old husband was unemployed. She’s still paying him spousal support, she said.

Still, she has no plans to go after him for any of the $162.5 million lump sum he’ll be collecting.

“I’m not going after anything. I have morals. I know what I’ve worked for and it’s everything that I have.”

Murray, who wouldn’t divulge why the marriage ended, said she doesn’t think her husband will reach out to offer her any of the cash but hopes he “does the right thing.”

Asked what that would be, Murray replied: “Think about it. How long did I work? How long did I support him? I had to give him a lot of money in the divorce.”

“You tell me what’s the moral thing to do.”

She believes he’ll support his family and may give to animal charities.

Though Weirsky said at a press conference that he heard from Murray on Thursday, she said she never called him, and doesn’t plan on talking to him for at least a couple of months.

“He’ll think I’m there with my hand out and I have no intention to do that,” she said.

“I truly wish him well … though I know he doesn’t believe that,” she added. “I want him to surround himself with good people. I don’t think anybody should be taken advantage of.”

https://nypost.com/2019/03/07/i-dont-want-my-lotto-winning-ex-husband-back-even-for-273m/

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Someone photoshop dude on

It’s gonna eat her alive that she stayed with him for free...

Now he’s a millionaire

 

[madness]

She was probably cheating on him with another dude at work and then coming home and calling him a fat, broke loser. Those are the breaks

 

[Knowledge]

The fukked up thing is she could probably sue in this country and still win some of that money

 

[O.T.I.S.]

The fukked up thing is she could probably sue in this country and still win some of that money

His lawyer probably gonna eat hers alive

 

[BlackBall]

Someone photoshop dude on

Peter griffin won brehs

 

[Jhoon]

The fukked up thing is she could probably sue in this country and still win some of that money

No she can’t.

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

The fukked up thing is she could probably sue in this country and still win some of that money

There's no legal grounds for her to sue other than termination of spousal support because now his income surpasses her. Lottery winnings after a divorce are not marital income. At the most, the lawyer could try for implied contract during the course of the marriage but that's sketchy af. He's not paying her alimony. If he purchased the ticket or won the $$ after the divorce, she's not eligible for any of the proceeds.