After only one year of being married actor Darius McCrary has filed divorce from his wife, author and former video vixen Karrine Steffans.
The former ‘Family Matters’ star who wed the New York Times bestselling author on April 20, 2009 has proceeded with filing the paperwork on Feb. 10, in a Los Angeles County Court.
The couple has had an off and on relationship since the 2007 beginning of their courtship.
According to the National Enquirer even in divorce McCrary was still a gentlemen he reportedly sent a bouquet of flowers along with her divorce papers.
I guess she wasn’t “super” enough to keep her man, but did he really think he could turn a “ho” into a housewife, come on son. ~ Christian Johnson
After just a year of marriage, actor Darius McCrary has filed for divorce from his wife, author and former video vixen Karrine Steffans.
The former “Family Matters” star who wed the New York Times best-selling author on April 20, 2009, filed the paperwork on Feb. 10, in a Los Angeles County Court.
The couple has had an on-and-off relationship since the beginning of their courtship in 2007.
According to the National Enquirer, even in divorce McCrary was still a gentlemen — he reportedly sent a bouquet of flowers along with the divorce papers.
I guess she wasn’t “super” enough to keep her man, but did he really think he could turn a “h-” into a housewife, come on son.
–christian johnson
After just a year of marriage, actor Darius McCrary has filed for divorce from his wife, author and former video vixen Karrine Steffans.The former “Family Matters” star who wed the New York Times best-selling author on April 20, 2009, filed the paperwork on Feb. 10, in a Los Angeles County Court.
The couple has had an on-and-off relationship since the beginning of their courtship in 2007.
According to the National Enquirer, even in divorce McCrary was still a gentlemen — he reportedly sent a bouquet of flowers along with the divorce papers.
I guess she wasn’t “super” enough to keep her man, but did he really think he could turn a “h-” into a housewife, come on son.
–christian johnson
