Sara Evans filed for divorce Thursday from her husband of 13 years, Craig Schelske, in Williamson County, alleging that he had committed adultery, verbally abused her and frequently watched pornography at home. On Thursday, Evans announced that she has dropped out of the ABC show “Dancing with the Stars” to give her family her full attention. According to the document filed in chancery court, Schelske allegedly has on his computer at least 100 photographs of himself posing in an aroused state. There are several photographs of him having sex with other women, the filings stated. “On his computers, husband maintains ‘Craigs Lists.’ Many of them involve requests for three party sex and anal sex. Husband’s ‘Craigs Lists’ are composed of personal ads on his personal sex engine involving him and prospective sex partners,” the documents stated. The court document included an exhibit of nine recent “Craigs Lists’’ items stored in the temporary files of his computers. Craigslist is an online ad service. On Sept. 28, one of the children confronted Schelske, 43, at the couple’s Franklin home when he was watching pornography on TV, the filing stated. The couple’s children are 2, 3 and 7 years old. Evans, 35, requested a temporary restraining order prohibiting Schelske from physically and verbally abusing her, exposing their three young children to pornographic materials of any kind, consuming alcoholic beverages to excess in front of Evans or the children, and taking their children to Oregon, which would interfere with her temporary and pending custody. “Wife further alleges that husband has told wife that he is taking the children to Oregon and continually interferes with wife’s possession of and parenting time with the parties’ minor children,” stated the document. The document alleged that Schelske frequently threatened Evans and “told her that she is crazy.” It also claimed he verbally and emotionally abused and harassed Evans. Evans filed for divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable differences, inappropriate marital conduct and adultery. "There’s nothing else she could do under the circumstances," said Evans’ attorney, John Hollins Sr. Evans requested she be designated the primary residential parent and custodian of the children and that Schelske receive “reasonable residential parenting time” with their children. She requested exclusive possession of their home and “reasonable child support.” No court date has been set. Late Thursday, her representatives released the following statement: "Recent events that shed light on the status of her marriage prompted Ms. Evans to make the filing. The statement continued, "A mother of three, Ms. Evans felt it was in her children’s best interest that she also withdraw from competition on Dancing with the Stars, an ABC television series that she has been part of this fall, to give her family her full attention at this difficult time. Ms. Evans hopes that her fans and TV viewers who’ve supported her in recent weeks and throughout her music career will respect and understand her need for privacy in the face of these recent events."
Tennessean
So sad, I wish her the best to some how get through this.
