File this one under outrageous, ridiculous, ridiculous, outrageous and "Damn, I wish I thought of that first!" Cross-reference this one with "Yeah, it's of British origin, but I'm reading this in America, and we were once owned by the British, so it qualifies somehow under 'Reasons to Love America.'"
This woman, Tricia Walsh Smith, is taking to YouTube to post videos that will perhaps increase her chances at winning a nice settlement in her divorce case.
I now present you with Reason No. 6 to love America. Enjoy your day. Note: There may be a few words used in this video that you may not agree with.
-La Monica
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Another gold digging british skank. Quit your whining you spoiled baby. Shut up and cook him dinner.
So it's obvious that she married him for his $$$, however, why does no-one call him names for marrying her for her youth?
Ironic that your reason to love America is actually BRITISH!!!
Walshie, you should know how the Irish are discriminated against. And the London Irish are more Irish than the Irish although sometimes they forget that. Seriously, I'm sure there is a lot more to this story than meets the tape. You didn't go this route without extreme provocation. But as one commenter pointed out: you have raised an issue of the non-consummation of the marriage which is good and bad ( good in that a pre-nuptial does not exist if there is no "nuptial", does it?). There are many lawyers who would take your case just for publicity value after the tape. Get one. Bottom line is you need a legal ruling in your favor and you're not going to get it on YouTube. Save your YouTube comments for afterwards.
As to the lawyer, make sure you get the right one. Consult with a few with a written confidentiality agreement if they are not retained. As for me, I admire your "bottle", Walshie. And I wish you luck. For one thing, I think you are perfectly positioned right now to write a gossip column. And you probably have the goods.
Luv,
Sean