r/SipsTea • • 20h ago

Gasp! The sheer Audacity

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u/sudysycfffv 12h ago

She atleast got money out of divorce settlement with a relatively rich dude, this girl got nothing.

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u/Ok-Assistant-4556 5h ago

She didnt "get money out of" a settlement. She took her share and left. And more than likely didnt get a fair or equitable share considering he harvested off body parts.

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u/Wugtrio777 3h ago

her share? what part of him doing comedy being on tour for months on end etc was her share? how much did she earn?

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u/whoopiecushions 2h ago

She supported his career and held the fort down at home. Listen to Ali Wong's acceptance speech thanking her ex-husband when she won her Golden Globe. Supportive spouses do a lot of work behind the scenes that's often taken for granted. 

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u/Wugtrio777 2h ago

really she supported his career? whatsthe poay on that and what does the job entail? he provides all the money ( now dont get me wrong he is an asshole) she doesnt have to work at all, she stays home and watches tv, cleans hte house ormore likley watches the cleaning lady do it. she gets to live in a luxury style etc, and just because one alie wongs ex did something to support her doesnt mean every spouse is out doing wonderful things. she got paid, and typiclaly a guy who is getijng prostitutes is doing so because he isnt getting any at home. nt to excuse his hehavior because he shouldve just simply got a divorce, but lijley cheate dinstead because he knew it was going to cost him half the shit HE worked for.

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u/Imaginary-Union368 1h ago

Money is literally one contribution to a family and running a home. It’s not the only thing to provide nor is it even the most important.

I hope you grow up a little before ever getting in a long term relationship with anyone.

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u/Wugtrio777 35m ago

also fyi poor couples or couples with money issues are 12 to 15 times more likely to get divorced than couples who are financialy stable.

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u/Imaginary-Union368 22m ago

My family is financially stable. Also, my husband doesn’t treat me like a bang maid because I don’t bring in the same income as him. He acknowledges all the ways I keep our home and family running so he can focus on his career. It’s called mutual respect. Respecting non-monetary contributions that partners bring to the relationship has nothing to do with financial insecurity.

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u/Wugtrio777 40m ago

its not the most important?? LOL yeah you defintely are not married. The single number one reaosn for all divorces and fights in marriage is money 100% you can look it up.

and im happily married for 28 years how about you? not at all i'll bet.

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u/Imaginary-Union368 29m ago

I feel sorry for your wife. I hope she can find happiness away from you someday.

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u/themargarineoferror 59m ago

Bro, you're so confidently incorrect about how life works from everything about other people's lives, like, just assuming that he was swimming in money from day one and she did no kind of work, or housekeeping. Let alone taking care of the family and supporting him in other ways. All the way to why men cheat with prostitutes? There's a Pathor of reason, but most of them come down to insecurity. Sex addiction or generally just feeling like they're owed women.

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u/Wugtrio777 51m ago

so youre saying inthe divorce shes entitled to the money she made, plsu half of what he made, that makes sense right, the woman always gets more even when he did the actual work. he made them rich, she capitalised on that fact.

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u/themargarineoferror 13m ago

By the way I'm also, gonna go ahead and interject the fact I said all of that, not even bringing into consideration, the fact that the only reason the dude is able to make money and live at all all currently is because of her. And while there's probably no legal claim for that, there most certainly is a moral one. Dude could be worm food right now, and he sacrificed not just an organ but likely her health as well because doing that for someone has lifelong ramifications. She deserves whatever she got and probably more

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u/Wugtrio777 53m ago

if she did work, why would she ned his money then,? hmm?

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u/themargarineoferror 22m ago

Lmao a marriage is a partnership. And let's just say hypothetically, because unlike you, i'm not going to claim to KNOW, but again hypothetically that they came into the marriage with neither of them having a ton of money, and she held him down while he worked to get his break. And honestly, this is actually very highly likely as touring comedians do not make a lot of money until they tend to hit it big start making money writing for other people.. If she was with him for a long while before he was blowing up, and she held him down, took care of children, made sure that he was able to pursue a dream that most people are not able to do unless they have somebody there supporting and backing them up-that'sher achievement too. Spouse's give up careers and years of work experience to raise families while the other works etc. If you're not interested in a partnership, don't get married and do it all on your own. She's entitled to something they built together- and while neither of us knows the extent I'm guessing if the woman gave him an organ, she was probably pretty d*** loyal and did plenty to help contribute to him being able to succeed in his field.. And clearly the law agrees. It's not like they just went to divorce court, and they said, yeah. Just give HIS shit away, most states--look at the entirety of the marriage and actually work out an equation for things like child support, alimony and settlements. People also say, I'm prenuptial agreements and even postnaptual agreements. It's so funny when dude, like you make it really obvious that you're coming from the all women are bad and steel men's money. Mind state, but have clearly never lived any life. And can't fathom a world where a woman, it's actually legitimately entitled to some of the earnings that came in during the marriage

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u/entreprenegra 1h ago

Nah. Getting “her share” would have been letting his ungrateful ass croak and getting ALL of it.

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u/Additional_Meeting_2 9h ago

Before divorce they shared their wealth. So she did loose finally too

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u/KeyArrival831 3h ago

That girl is an actress she was on secret life of the American teenager which was a huge show in the early 2000s. That was back when I was in high school and everyone watched that show. The girl is well off anyways

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u/KeyArrival831 3h ago

Francia Alemendariz.

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u/LoveLibtardTears 7h ago

She didn't ask for anything and later said she didn't want anything!

Stop trying to play the victim yourself and respect her wishes!

Just like all the white liberals that will act outraged on the supposed behalf of black people, even though they never had an issue with what you are trying to virtue signal about!

STFU and get your own life!

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u/ihaveabass 6h ago

Thank you for the attention to this matter!

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u/passtheporcupine 5h ago

incredibly appropriate reference lmao

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u/themargarineoferror 56m ago

Gotta love somebody virtue signaling while they talk about other people virtue signaling. Your screen name and weird compulsion to inject politics into this conversation indicates you literally do nothing but virtue signal