It’s the “Nannie’s” poster again. Has it out for women who can afford nannies. |
Cindy was smart to divorce this cheater while she still had her youth and her pride. We’re big fans of the series and the prequels but they will go on without Costner just fine. Do I think less of him? Yes. Does it affect my viewership? Not of Yellowstone but I probably won’t watch any more of his films and tv where he is a leading man. |
Obviously she left for cause - the economics and risk of leaving with that prenup are as bad as I've ever read about. And people of such substantial means regularly transfer money to their partners when they leave, even gay couples who never had kids together often take care of the person they spent a significant part of their life with. And in this case, they built a life together that doesn't work without her staying home with the kids. He reportedly left for 4 months a time to film movies and tv series, and she stayed home with the kids. Even if they had nannies, no person with a conscious leaves their kids home with only nannies for 4 months at a time. I get that leaving half of all marital property to a partner who never worked no longer holds up, but this case is extreme. He should settle and the settlement should include a meaningful property settlement to allow her to live comfortably. |
Why don’t you ask Jeff to check if there is one new poster responding. Sorry to disappoint you that it is just normal DCUMers that are posting on this thread. He’s making himself look like a jackass. |
He was planning to divorce her—she just beat him to the punch. He also failed his fans by dropping out of Yellowstone early. Sounds like he’s in a selfish phase. |
+1 from someone who has been passively following and was accused of posting rumors 'over and over' earlier in this thread. I don't think I thought much of anything about KC other than enjoying yellowstone and waterworld before this post |
Seems strategic to me on her part that she did this when her kids were older but not yet out of the house. With no kids to house, she'd have zero argument for maintaining the lavish lifestyle. But she had to know she was on thin ground so waited a good long while to try to get out. She doesn't have much of an argument.
A man is not a plan. That is for sure. |
Interesting that he uses his reduced income as justification why he cannot afford the monthly support from not having the Yellowstone income when he was the one that left the show early. It’s been his investment decisions that have reduced his cash flow lately. One might wonder if he did it on purpose. |
Cheaters will cheat. |
So a rumor circulated on the set that Costner impregnated a woman. He denied it but not that he was having an affair. His wife files for divorce. Sound familiar? |
It's not like she's going to starve. She's just not going to get as much as she could have, had she not signed that prenup two decades ago. What do you think she could have been doing all these years, to afford her the lifestyle she enjoyed married to a major star? |
He clearly cheated, pregnancy or not, and therefore the divorce is not her fault. I think prenups should have a requirement to be upped every 10 years, its really ridiculous that you could say that a never married 30 year old would be savvy enough to have her interests represented against an extraordinarily wealthy man who had just been through an extremely acrimonious divorce.
I can't feel THAT bad for someone getting a million dollars and like 40k a month in payments but truly it is not fair at all in the context of the relationship. |
No it's hard to fall on your knees crying for her. But, like, our little ranch house is worth $800k now according to Zillow (which, I know, lol). It's hard to imagine going from having the resources of one of the most successful stars, to living in our (adorable!) house. |
Not against Nannie’s just pointing out she has a great life all expense paid. Sorry but you’re not a salaried employee you were a wife. Now you’re not, |
You are very recognizable because of your miscapitalization and mispunctuation of that one word |