Although Pulliam said she was blindsided when Hartwell filed for divorce earlier this week, she’s ready to move on.
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The two were married for seven months after dating previous year. I want her to look back and always be proud.
On Friday, Pulliam said that she doesn’t have a problem with Wu.
“And I’m grateful for it because of how many women I’ve been able to empower, because silence is what allows this to continue, for people to suffer, for people to feel alone, and I’m human – we all have stuff, I’m not excluded”. “‘Our lives and wants are headed two different directions'”.
The 37-year-old actress was referencing recent news of her divorce from former professional football player Ed Hartwell.
“I never cheated on him during my marriage”, Pulliam told Entertainment Tonight. “I can say she wanted to get in vitro”. “I think we probably messed up”.
“The show must go on, you just keep it movin'”, Pulliam says.
He also denied all allegations of unfaithfulness on his end, saying he learned his soon-to-be ex “can tell a half-truth to make sure that she seems like – I don’t want to say the victim”.
Hartwell claims that upon realizing things between the two might not work because she was adamant about having a baby and he was devoted to finding love and happiness, their relationship became damaged beyond fix.
Hartwell said in his latest interview that Pulliam wanted to have a child right away. “In the process, I found out I was pregnant”.
In fact, Pulliam claimed she nearly left Hartwell over the alleged infidelity.
Keshia Knight Pulliam is choosing to focus on the positive.
The drama has gotten even more intense between actress Keshia Knight Pulliam and her estranged husband as her ex, Big Tigger, gets involved. Like, I had divorce papers ready.
She later emphasized, “There’s a baby in the middle of this!”
The divorce? Yep, that came as a surprise, according to Keshia.
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Hartwell filed a divorce complaint on Monday in Fulton County Superior Court in Atlanta and stated that ‘the marriage is irretrievably broken and there is no possibility of reconciling’.
