McGreeveys resume divorce court battle
ELIZABETH, N.J. - With no sign of a settlement in the highly public divorce of New Jersey’s gay ex-governor, onlookers can expect more dirt to be kicked up in the week ahead.
Jim and Dina Matos McGreevey are each expected to take a turn on the witness stand this week as a judge tries to figure out how much the governor-turned-seminary-student should pay in alimony and child support.
The Garden State’s infamous former first couple has already done a thorough job of dragging each other through the mud as they decouple.
Following his famed “I am a gay American” resignation speech, which propelled the McGreeveys onto a national stage in 2004, the pair has been engaged in a lengthy public humiliation battle that seems unlikely to end soon.
