EXCLUSIVE: Former Basketball Wives Star Kenya Bell’s Ex Retired NBA Star Charlie Bell Accused of Habitual Drunkenness, Hit w/ Divorce Papers By New Wife
Former Basketball Wives Star Kenya Bell’s Ex Retired NBA Star Charlie Bell Accused of Habitual Drunkenness, Hit w/ Divorce Papers By New Wife
theJasmineBRAND exclusively reports, former NBA star Charlie Bell has been hit with divorce papers and his wife accuses him of having a drinking problem. Khanna Bell filed for divorce from Charlie Bell III, following less than 2 years of marriage.
The couple was married in December 2016 and have no children. She did not list a date of separation. She checked the box stating she is not seeking alimony from Charlie.
Khanna says the reason for the divorce is Charlie’s alleged
“habitual drunkeness (sic) and alcohol addiction”
No response from Charlie has been filed yet.
The NBA star was previously married to former ‘Basketball Wives’ star Kenya Bell, which ended in a nasty divorce.
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