Blythe and Dan Brown have not been married since December. Now the author's ex-wife filed a lawsuit. Did he lead a double life?
Dirty divorce war between the author Dan Brown (56) and his ex-wife Blythe Brown (68): As the British newspaper "Daily Mail" reports, Brown is now suing her ex-husband, although the divorce has been final since December 2019. They accuse the "Da Vinci Code" author of having led a secret double life. Among other things, he is said to have had several affairs and diverted large sums of money in order to be able to give his beloved expensive gifts unnoticed.
In the application, which the newspaper allegedly has, he allegedly financed a horse, a car and the renovation of her house in the Netherlands for a Dutch woman. In addition to this ominous horse trainer, Dan Brown is said to have had three other extramarital affairs – with a hairdresser, a political official and a personal trainer. This concealment of income for the purpose of financial support for women was illegal, unfortunately she only found out after the marriage had ended. Now she wanted compensation for this.
Did Dan Brown live a life full of lies?
Her husband had led a "life full of lies" in the last years of the marriage and withheld millions of dollars in earnings, although many ideas of his works would have come from her. The moment had now come to expose the betrayal and betrayal: "After so much pain, it is time for the truth." He had only apparently lived a quiet life in New Hampshire while doing something completely different.
Dan Brown himself already responded to the massive allegations in a statement and was "stunned". The allegations were made "regardless of the truth". There has never been a deception about financial matters, and Blythe has already received half of his property after the divorce. It is a "fictional and vengeful account" of aspects of their marriage that are said to hurt and embarrass him.