Former NFL player Marcellus Wiley vehemently denied he ever abused his estranged wife, Annemarie Wiley, who Bravo TV fans know from season 13 of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
In court docs obtained by TMZ, Marcellus admitted in a response to her domestic violence restraining order request that they “didn’t have a perfect marriage.” With that said, he maintained he never abused her.
Annemarie’s comments toward Marcellus are “heartbreaking, embarrassing — and patently untrue,” he claimed. “We experienced disagreements, frustrations, and periods of marital strain. However, I have never physically abused, sexually assaulted, or intentionally harmed my wife at any point during our relationship.”
Marcellus said it hurts him to learn Annemarie classifies some of their marital intimacy as rape. Again, he said he has “never forced, coerced, or sexually assaulted” her.
According to Marcellus, the cops were never called to the house during their marriage. He also specifically addresses the July 4 weekend trip during which he was arrested for domestic battery. He claims he never hit, pushed, poked, grabbed, or placed his hands on her “in anger” during the trip.
Marcellus filed a legal document said he had a witness present during the Fourth of July weekend who would refute all of her allegations against him.
Just after Annemarie’s claims against her husband were made public, Marcellus went on Instagram to say his wife “lost her mind.”
