JWoww Complained Estranged Husband Roger Worked Too Much Day Before Divorce Filing
Sept. 28 2018, Updated 2:02 p.m. ET
Jenni “JWoww” Farley hinted that her marriage to husband Roger Mathews was in trouble one day before she filed for divorce. In an exclusive interview with RadarOnline.com on September 11, the Jersey Shore opened up about her husband’s busy work schedule.
“Roger did great with the kids alone,” Farley, 33, said of filming Jersey Shore: Family Vacation in Las Vegas. “Between him and my babysitter… they work well together.”
She added how he was able to take care of their children Meilani, 4, and Greyson, 2, despite his busy schedule.
“He works 50 hours a week and goes to the gym,” she said. “He stepped up his game. By doing that I’m able to work.”
Farley also claimed that her husband was in denial about their son’s developmental delay.
“I was like, I’ll respect my husband’s decision to wait till he’s two to seek help,” she said. “That’s when I called in an invention.”
Farley shocked when she filed for divorce from Mathews after three years of marriage on September 12, citing “irreconcilable differences.”
After news of the divorce filing broke, Mathews, 43, took to Instagram to address the split.
“My wife filed for divorce, it’s true,” he said. “I don’t blame her. There’s no cheating or any dumb s**t… She just grew tired of the repetitive pattern that we fell into.”
He added that their “repetitive pattern” was “not a good one.”
“I’m not done fighting,” he vowed while shedding tears. “I’m gonna win my wife back. I’m gonna win her affection back. I’m gonna win her love back. I have no intention of being a single dad. We’re in counseling so there is hope.”
He captioned the emotional video, “Praying for a better tomorrow. Sorry world, I’m taking a day off from praying for you today and I’m just gonna pray for my family.”
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Asbury Park Press was the first to report on the divorce.
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