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Only three weeks after the death of his ex-wife Elizabeth, John Edwards, his mistress Reille Hunter would return.
According to the National Enquirer, John Reille proposed during a vacation getaway. The National Enquirer reported that many juicy details (they are true or not remains to be confirmed), but here are the highlights of the report:
"In a shocking disregard deathbed wish of his wife Elizabeth, John Edwards, proposed to his mistress, Reille Hunter barely three weeks after his wife bury a broken heart." During the holidays, "call to young children of John, my mom." John introduced his children Reille and Reille, entitled "Unfortunately, the presidential twice at the end of December ended the game losing a lot of promise with the promise of their love and Reille, that at some point all one big happy family." The magazine ended the argument with a quote from an insider's article as saying: "Isabel has to turn over in his grave!"
These statements are powerful enough for the tabloid semi-confidence. The National Enquirer has had many bad stories in the last few years, but were also the first lot of new things (as Patrick Swayze was diagnosed with cancer) to break.
Do you think these reports are true? John Edwards really is quite bold (or should we say, enough is a lack of respect) to propose to his lover / mother-of-your-love child three weeks after the death of his ex-wife?
Well, the man that his marriage of 33 years for cheating on his wife and his mistress impregnating destroyed, so I think the answer is pretty obvious.
According to the National Enquirer, John Reille proposed during a vacation getaway. The National Enquirer reported that many juicy details (they are true or not remains to be confirmed), but here are the highlights of the report:
"In a shocking disregard deathbed wish of his wife Elizabeth, John Edwards, proposed to his mistress, Reille Hunter barely three weeks after his wife bury a broken heart." During the holidays, "call to young children of John, my mom." John introduced his children Reille and Reille, entitled "Unfortunately, the presidential twice at the end of December ended the game losing a lot of promise with the promise of their love and Reille, that at some point all one big happy family." The magazine ended the argument with a quote from an insider's article as saying: "Isabel has to turn over in his grave!"
These statements are powerful enough for the tabloid semi-confidence. The National Enquirer has had many bad stories in the last few years, but were also the first lot of new things (as Patrick Swayze was diagnosed with cancer) to break.
Do you think these reports are true? John Edwards really is quite bold (or should we say, enough is a lack of respect) to propose to his lover / mother-of-your-love child three weeks after the death of his ex-wife?
Well, the man that his marriage of 33 years for cheating on his wife and his mistress impregnating destroyed, so I think the answer is pretty obvious.
Posted in: USA News
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