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Ex-Panthers great Steve Smith sued under 'homewrecker law' for alleged affair.

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16 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

I may have missed something but did they actually prove that Smitty had an affair with her or not?

I mean, like him or not, that actually matters.

Just saying.

I don't think Smitty wants to get into the court proceedings of proving it. It would be well worth $100k to him simply to avoid that and getting an NDA out of this man and his thot of a wife.

The big bill he's facing is the one his likely soon to be ex-wife is gonna extract from him and honestly, good. They've been together since before his NFL days. She's been with him every step of the way as he's accumulated wealth. I don't know poo about divorce law but getting an NDA out of these folks before that all goes down couldn't hurt.

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16 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I don't think Smitty wants to get into the court proceedings of proving it. It would be well worth $100k to him simply to avoid that and getting an NDA out of this man and his thot of a wife.

The big bill he's facing is the one his likely soon to be ex-wife is gonna extract from him and honestly, good. They've been together since before his NFL days. She's been with him every step of the way as he's accumulated wealth. I don't know poo about divorce law but getting an NDA out of these folks before that all goes down couldn't hurt.

Yea the guy would have to prove that his marriage was rock solid before the affair.  Steve could win if they take it to court, but he would be wise to just settle

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7 minutes ago, Htarnation4.0 said:

Lawyers love these kinds of laws. All profit. 

Yeah, I get them getting involved. The husband not so much. Imagine airing ALL your dirty laundry for what will probably be a $20k payday after fees.

Maybe it's just me, but I ain't putting my personal life out there for used Hyundai money.

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21 minutes ago, Captroop said:

Yeah, I get them getting involved. The husband not so much. Imagine airing ALL your dirty laundry for what will probably be a $20k payday after fees.

Maybe it's just me, but I ain't putting my personal life out there for used Hyundai money.

That's the thing. The plan is to get the money before having to go through with all that. It's a bluffing game. Smitty is going to try to force the man to go through with it to avoid or reduce a payout and the man is going to try to convince Smitty he's willing to do it and he's definitely willing. Hell, he's already done it.

I cannot even imagine something more humiliating than sharing texts between your wife and another man with her praising him for knocking the bottom out of it and rearranging her IUD. I mean, oh my God... LOLOLOLOL

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18 hours ago, MHS831 said:

It is an antiquated law that basically treats the woman as the husband's property.  We will never hear about this again because Smitty will likely write the check--and the lawyers know it.

Max payout is $100K, which Smitty will never miss. I'd have already paid it to shut this guy up. Every time a news story comes out you know Mrs. Smitty gives him poo. If she leaves his ass it'll cost him a lot more than $100K.

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23 minutes ago, shaqattaq said:

Max payout is $100K, which Smitty will never miss. I'd have already paid it to shut this guy up. Every time a news story comes out you know Mrs. Smitty gives him poo. If she leaves his ass it'll cost him a lot more than $100K.

No “if” - you can all but guarantee she’s hitting the door and I don’t blame her. He ruined their family over some trash in Baltimore.

You can see her socials and his kids socials - the family is together, smiling - no Smitty or wedding ring in sight.

Ice Up Son.

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1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I don't think Smitty wants to get into the court proceedings of proving it. It would be well worth $100k to him simply to avoid that and getting an NDA out of this man and his thot of a wife.

The big bill he's facing is the one his likely soon to be ex-wife is gonna extract from him and honestly, good. They've been together since before his NFL days. She's been with him every step of the way as he's accumulated wealth. I don't know poo about divorce law but getting an NDA out of these folks before that all goes down couldn't hurt.

And still, is there any proof that he even had the affair?

There's money, but there's also the damage to a multiple decades marriage with kids that could be caused simply because someone lied to their spouse that they'd had an affair with a celebrity. 

I mean, we seem very, very ready to convict him of doing it on no actual proof. And that ain't right, for him or for anyone.

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5 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

And still, is there any proof that he even had the affair?

There's money, but there's also the damage to a multiple decades marriage with kids that could be caused simply because someone lied to their spouse that they'd had an affair with a celebrity. 

I mean, we seem very, very ready to convict him of doing it on no actual proof. And that ain't right, for him or for anyone.

Did you see the texts? Did you listen to the recording of the call? I mean... 

If you want to just delusionally support your hero, cool. But the writing has been on the wall about who Smitty is off the field for a long time. Loved watching the guy play ball but he's a guy I have zero desire to meet and I'm done defending him.

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Smitty is a legendary footballer player but this has really damaged his reputation as a person. You don’t cheat on a woman who has been with you through everything and gave you children and especially not with another man’s wife. He doesn’t even have any remorse about it, acting like nothing happened.

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21 hours ago, *FreeFua* said:

I mean the thinking would be that a married women has just as much to lose as you so the married women most likely doesn’t want to get caught either versus the single women who dgaf and might get you caught

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