(EXCLUSIVE) Ex-New York Yankee Andruw Jones Hits Wife of 11 Years With Divorce
Fast forward to a week after his arrest, Nicole filed for divorce from Andruw demanding primary custody of their son and wanted their prenup voided. Andruw fired back claiming he was the better parent and should be awarded primary custody and didn’t want to pay child support.
However, the divorce was dismissed that December with both seeming to want to work out their issues and continue being married. Things clearly didn’t work out to well for the reconciliation because Andruw headed back to Georgia Court last month to serve his wife with divorce papers.
Andruw filed the lawsuit on January 15th in Gwinnett County Court. The divorce seems to be as messy as before with Nicole filing her own petition for divorce less then 2 weeks later. The two have been ordered to attend a parenting seminar in regards to raising their son together. The divorce is still pending and they have yet to finalize it. See the exclusive court docs.
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