Top Five Unbelievable Divorce Stories
Remarrying 57 years after divorce or finding out wife’s love affair thanks to a Nintendo Wii is among top five unbelievable divorce stories. To know more about these incredible stories, why not take a look at the following images.
Find out wife’s love affair thanks to Nintendo Wii
A US soldier could discover his wife’s love affair while he was serving in Iraq thanked to his Nintendo Wii. Coming back to home after a year in Iraq, Tony heard that his wife was seeing someone else but she just admitted kissing one man once.
By checking his Mii, a character created on the console by each player and was usually made to resemble the player’s features, he recognized there was a Mii that he hadn’t created. This betrayed man then went into the Wii message board and click on the calendar option to know his wife’s Mii and this other Mii character played Wii bowling together many nights.
Tony separated from his wife and filed for divorce (Illustrated image)
Remarry 57 years after divorce
Leslie Harper and Elsie from Driffield, East Yorkshire first tied the knot in 1941 and had one daughter but got divorced in 1954 due to some pressures when Mr. Harper served in the war. The couple hardly saw each other until 2004 when they began keeping in touch and then reuniting. In 2011, Harper, 93, and Elsie, 90, have remarried 57 years after their separation.
Leslie Harper and Elsie married in 1941
Mr. Harper and Ms. Elsie feel happy when they can live together in the end of their life
Get divorced because of incompatibility
It isn’t unusual when an old, rich man marries a beautiful young woman who is young enough to be his granddaughter. However, it is unusual when they get divorced because the wife couldn’t keep up with husband. Kristin Georgi, a 22-year-old blonde, married Joe Hardy, 84-year-old lumber magnate. Unfortunately, the couple officially separated in April 2008 after a series of incompatibilities. For example, while Georgi said Hardy was young at heart and hard for her to keep up with.
Georgi said she left the relationship with some money
Get divorced after the honeymoon due to mother-in-law
Almost all couples must face with in-law issues but they generally don’t begin on the honeymoon. Unfortunately, that was the case of an Italian woman. After the wedding ceremony at the church, Marianna unhappily went to the Rome airport, queued for security and boarded the flight with her husband and… his mom because her new mother-in-law planned to have vacation with them. Although she asked her husband to send his mom home, the mama’s boy refused because of health reasons.
The 36-year-old woman finally requested a divorce because her husband maintained an excessive emotional attachment to his mother
Get divorces because her husband didn’t want to wear underwear
Emese Nagy, who lives in the small village of Lemnia, Romania, wanted to get divorced because her husband disliked wearing underwear after one-year marriage. At first, Emese was not bothered by this issue but became annoyed when women began to stare at her husband when knowing his strange habit. Her husband explained underwear simply made him feel uncomfortable.
Her husband said he loved Nagy and didn’t expect a divorce but he was not going to wear underwear at all even if she was going to separate with him (Illustrated image)
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