Petraeus Scandal: Mistress Paula Broadwell 'Deeply Regrets' Affair, Devastated By Aftermath
Nov. 19 2012, Published 11:00 a.m. ET
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Paula Broadwell "deeply regrets the damage that's been done to her family" in the wake of her affair with Gen. David Petraeus, a source close to the biographer told ABC News.
Meanwhile, Broadwell is aiming to move forward and repair her marriage to her radiologist husband Scott.
The embattled couple and their two young sons moved back into their home in Charlotte, North Carolina's upscale Dilworth neighborhood Sunday evening, after laying low at her brother's Washington, D.C. home waiting for the heat of the scandal to cool off.
Scott told news media on scene that the family would “soon” release a statement about the incident.
Broadwell, who has yet to publicly break her silence on the affair, has been warmly embraced by the community in spite of the national scandal.
“They’re doing really as well as can be expected,” a pal told reporters outside their home Sunday. "They are tough."
The FBI continues their investigation of the 40-year-old writer, trying to suss out why she was in possession of classified documents, and where she obtained them from.
Petraeus, 60, quit as CIA director earlier this month, citing his extramarital affair with Broadwell, his stunning 40-year-old biographer, as the reason.
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