Wendy Williams' Ex-Husband Bert Girigorie Tells All On Addiction, 'Blowout' Fights & 'Bizarre' Behavior

Girigorie says he was completely unaware of her alleged drug use, but came to realize after the split that the addiction could have explained her erratic behavior.

He said things started going strange right from the beginning of their marriage: "It was very bizarre. She just turned into a different person. I don't know what was going on. I didn't understand a lot of things that she did. I didn't understand what her motivations were."

The acid-tongued host's antics allegedly got so out of hand, her spouse "was at a loss" until finally, Girigorie claimed, "we had a big blowout, and the relationship became very strained."

The marriage was a failure from the beginning, Girigorie suggested, adding they got off to a bad start shortly after exchanging vows.

It was on their wedding day he realized the marriage might be a sham after she had a reporter from "some magazine" and a photographer ride in the limousine from the church to the wedding reception!

"I thought that was kind of bizarre. It should've been a private moment," Girigorie said.

He described her bizarre behavior as flippant, and said it could have been related to her alleged drug use.

"I know she said she was doing drugs but she kept that away from me," Girigorie said referring to Williams' recent rehab reveal. "I assumed that she was but I didn't know anything about it. I know I was seeing strange behavior and behavior that I didn't understand when I look back at it."

In an even stranger twist, Williams' ex recalls a time where they has a disagreement after she insisted on spending a night out alone while they were honeymooning in Rio!

"I was like 'NO!' because even back then Rio was not known as the safest place. And that was the big argument that I remember," adding he doesn't know if she was going on a drug-related venture but he did consider her request to go alone strange.

A few days later, she announced she and her now husband Kevin Hunter launched a substance abuse hotline to help struggling addicts, and a few days after that, she revealed her big secret.

"Well, for some time now and even today and beyond I have been living in a sober house," she said on the March 19 episode. "After I go to the pilates, I go to several meetings all around town in the Tri-state area. And I see my brothers and sisters caught up in their addiction and looking for help."