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Al Reynolds Speaks Out on Divorce Ordeal




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Just weeks after STAR JONES announced that she filed for divorce from AL REYNOLDS, Al is now speaking out about the past few trying weeks through his MySpace page, saying:

Dear Friends: If you think you are having a tough day, may I propose you walk in my shoes for a few hours. In my mind, it feels like “Dump on Al Month.” And I'm not having fun yet. I have been called a gigolo, a freeloader, unemployed, a sham and many other things that don’t bear repeating. People on television, radio and the Internet have spoken disparagingly of my life, my sexuality, my career and my integrity. The media has barraged me (at my home), my friends, my family (including my 79 year old mother), my college classmates, my students and my professional colleagues. Yet, despite this intense level of provocation, I have said nothing. My publicist has put out a one sentence statement: "We're taking the high road." And we have and will continue on that path.

He goes on to say that it would be pointless to try and defend himself, writing:




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