Eva Longoria Parker has filed for divorce from Tony Parker, a court rep told TVGuide.com.
Longoria Parker filed papers Wednesday morning in Los Angeles Superior Court, a day after her rep denied a TMZ report that said Parker had done the same in Texas. The actress' rep had no comment on Wednesday.
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X17 Online, which in December gave an unvetted source a forum to cast aspersion on Tony Parker's fidelity to new bride Eva Longoria, now has issued a mea culpa — though you would be hard-pressed to unearth it on their site. Buried far from the homepage, posted without anything resembling a headline and riddled with bad grammar and "various" typos, X17's perhaps lawsuit-induced statement reads, "[We] published over 10 articles concerning Tony Parker and a woman named Alexandra Paressant.... Since the publication of these articles, [we] have discovered that Mr. Parker has never met with, or spoken to, Ms. Paressant, nor has he ever had sexual relations with her. [We] regret having been misled... and apologize to Mr. Parker for any damage or inconvenience this may have caused him or his wife."Shortly after X17 ran with Paressant's original tale, the Parkers filed a lawsuit seeking $40 million in damages. — MWMRelated:• Parker Sues Website, Says He "Never Laid Eyes" on Mi...
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Tony Parker Files $40 Million LawsuitLooks like Tony Parker is seriously ticked off at gossip site X17 — so much so that he slapped them with a $40 million lawsuit on Wednesday. The website claimed that the San Antonio Spur cheated on wifey Eva Longoria with a French model, but Parker says the articles were "false and defamatory." Hmm...so what do you think? Is he just "overcompensating" because he's guilty, or is he just plain pissed at the site for posting boldface lies that tarnish his good name? Watch it now! | More online videosFor more great videos, check out our Online Video Guide now!
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Perhaps realizing that the statement he originally issued reeked of a nondenial that he cheated on bride Eva Longoria, Tony Parker has sued the gossip site that gave French model Alexandra Parresant a forum. "It never happened," says the lawsuit, which seeks $40 million in damages. "And X17 [Online] had to know that the story was false, or, at the very least, it had to have entertained serious doubts about the credibility of its supposed source." (Watch related video here.) The suit claims X17 never contacted the couple or their peeps before running with the tale, and refused to retract it after being told the claims were false."Tony adamantly and unconditionally denies ever having laid eyes on this woman, let alone having had an affair with her," Parker's lawyer told the AP on Wednesday. As for Paressant's story that she first fielded a pass from the NBA star at his own nuptials, "There were a lot of people at the wedding," says the lawyer. "Did they remember seeing her at the wedd...
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