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LeAnn Rimes’ Husband Files For Divorce, Demands Spousal Support

Posted by Adam

Saturday December 19, 2009

LeAnn RimesLEANN Rimes‘ husband Deane Sheremet has filed for divorce from the country music star, according to Los Angeles court papers.

Deane — who announced in July his split from the Can’t Fight The Moonlight hitmaker — cites “irreconcilable differences” for the end of their marriage, which crumbled as Rimes began a relationship with actor Eddie Cibrian, who also was married at the time to Brandi Glanville (Cibrian and Glanville are also divorcing.)

Rimes and Sheremet wed in 2002, when she was only 19. In August 2008 they threw a “Seven-Year Itch” party to, as Rimes put it, “remember how blessed we are.”

The former couple’s Nashville home is currently on the market for $7.45 million.

Deane, 29, is seeking spousal support from Rimes, 27, and wants her to pay the attorney fees, according to the papers, which were filed Thursday in Superior Court. The pair have no children.

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  • baatman74

    This story keeps citing “irreconcilable differences” for ugly Rimes’ divorce as if that had some ‘meaning’ in their lives…
    Folks, citing “irreconcilable differences,” in a divorce is a REQUIREMENT in the proceeding to QUALIFY it as ‘legally sufficient’ for the court to move to granting the divorce…
    Simple. (has anyone besides me noticed that as horse-faced Rimes got older, she got uglier?) Oh well, ‘no skin off my nose,’ as the saying goes… Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!!!!!

  • the truth in love

    She must want a man mighty bad. She pays for one to get away from his wife, and the other man she has to take care of.

  • Jim Pixley

    She has such a tremendous talent. I have to say that I am sure disappointed in her, but hey…….. there is no accountability to anything or anyone anymore in this sad world……

  • Been there!

    Kathy, you wrote, “They fell in love when they weren’t even looking for it”. Fair enough. Here is the rub though.

    I know this for sure: Love is cultivated like a crop and any other form(at first sight, while working together etc.) is lust. We are at our best behaviors when we first meet people. Of course living together reveals more personality traits of other people and that’s when you know if you are in love to a point where you would still want to be with that person.
    We are people for goodness sake and not animal. We have limbs, eyes, tongue and a sense of smell like other creatures. The difference is our awareness of the system of values we live by. To control urges, and live a life that when you revisit in your mind that makes you smile when you are older, is worth living for. Worth even fighting for. Have pride in something anything. I choose Loyalty. Without that we are nothing. LR is an unfortunate woman. She has no idea what’s coming to her. Hope life is kind to her.
    Kathy, please rethink your statement. That thing you call love is a poor excuse to cater to your whimsy. Imagine the lives of children if you taught them that. I wish you well and hope you are not associated with anyone I know by way of the sixth degree of separation. I hope you are not serious. I hope you are not a mother and if you are, lord have mercy on the children.I hope you are still young, very young. To have you go through life with that disposition is a stark reminder of I can tell you exactly how folks like you and LRgrew up, but that’s a different story for a very long day. Take a peak at your childhood, you’ll know why you look for love, over and over and over…….

    Love is a one time deal. Believe that!!!

    Respectfully,
    me