Actor Gary Coleman and his wife are going their diff'rent ways and will appear on Divorce Court on May 1 and 2 to settle things.Coleman, 40, married 22-year-old Shannon Price last August after the two met on the set of the 2006 movie Church Ball.The Associated Press reports that on the TV show Price told Judge Lynn Toler that Coleman "throws a temper tantrum like a 5-year-old" if he doesn't get his way, and that "he stomps on the floor and yells, 'Meehhh.'"Coleman described their marriage as "mediocre" but said their divorce is "not [Shannon's] fault. I always feel like I have the weight of the world on my shoulders every day I get up.... There are days I don't even want to get up." — J.R. WhalenUpdate: Divorce averted, for now. Both Coleman and Price told Judge Lynn Toler they'd work hard to appreciate each other and be less angry. Each said the do not want to end their marriage. The couple also promised to return to Divorce Court in six months (hello, November sweeps) to give...
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Diff'rent Strokes alum Gary Coleman is married, and secretly has been for many months. In an interview with Inside Edition, the 40-year-old actor reveals that on Aug. 28, he tied the knot with Shannon Price, whom he met on the line for set of a movie. The Nevada mountaintop ceremony coincided with Price's 22nd birthday. Calling it his first "romantic relationship" ever, Coleman says, "I wasn't saving myself; she just happened to be the one." Price, who at 5-foot-7 is two heads taller than her hubby, says Coleman "was 10 feet tall to me because he was sweet and I really liked his personality." Aww. My prom date from the volleyball team said the same thing.
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It takes Diff'rent Strokes to move the world, and nobody knows that better than Todd Bridges. Tonight, he begins a recurring gig as a crazed ex-military man named Monk on Everybody Hates Chris (8 pm/ET, on the CW), so we had to see what the former Willis Drummond is talkin' 'bout these days.
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