“Exes are exes for a motive.” That’s what Josh Lucas’ ex-wife, Jessica Ciencin Henriquez captioned a Friday, Could 29, tweet slamming the actor for dishonest throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
“Having a toddler with somebody makes you need to forgive them greater than you usually would, it makes you imagine they’re higher than they’re. However it takes a very s–t human to cheat on their companion (correction: now ex companion) in the midst of a pandemic,” Henriquez’s tweet, written through the notes app on her cellphone, started.
“Thanks for reminding me why I left you within the first place. I deserve higher than this. Our son deserves higher than this,” she continued. “And sure, I’m airing this publicly as a result of there are plenty of ladies accepting a lot lower than they deserve as a result of there are children within the image. You’re not silly for hoping, for believing that individuals can change. I see you.”
Exes are exes for a motive. 😘 pic.twitter.com/rIRQw7QLDK
— Jessica Ciencin Henriquez (@TheWriterJess) Could 29, 2020
Lucas, 48, and Henriquez have had a rocky previous. The pair tied the knot in March 2012 and share one son, Noah, 7. Us Weekly confirmed that the pair finalized their divorce lower than two years later in June 2014. Nonetheless, sources inform Folks they weren’t making an attempt to reconcile amid Henriquez’s dishonest claims.
The author opened up in a 2018 essay for Time about coparenting their son with the Mysteries of Laura alum.
“Efficiently sharing the one who brings you probably the most pleasure with the one who brings you probably the most ache is nothing wanting a miracle,” she mentioned.
“I all the time chuckle — after which scream — when individuals counsel getting divorced is taking the straightforward means out. I can’t consider something tougher than failing at marriage, after which having to boost a toddler collectively with out having the mandatory time and distance to get well from each micro and macro heartbreak that has occurred. There’s nothing straightforward about this straightforward means out. The truth is, the one factor that’s simpler than leaving a relationship that isn’t working is selecting to remain in it.”
Us Weekly has reached out to Lucas’ rep for remark.
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