Ex-Panthers great Steve Smith sued under 'homewrecker law' for alleged affair with Ravens marching band member

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Ex-Panthers great Steve Smith sued under 'homewrecker law' for alleged affair with Ravens marching band member

Steve Smith can be sued under the "homewrecker law" in North Carolina.

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Rumors emerged in February suggesting former Carolina Panthers wideout and current NFL Network analyst Steve Smith had an affair with a Baltimore Ravens marching band member. Three months later, Smith is being sued for those allegations.

The husband of the woman who reportedly had an affair with Smith is suing the NFL great for over $100,000 in a civil lawsuit filed Tuesday, according to the Charlotte Observer. The lawsuit — which was filed in Mecklenburg County Superior Court in North Carolina — accused Smith of engaging in a months-long affair with a member of the Ravens' marching band.

Smith reportedly met the woman while filming an episode of "The NFL’s Most Interesting Jobs with Steve Smith" for NFL Network, per the lawsuit. The two exchanged contact information and allegedly sent each other sexual text messages. The lawsuit then alleged the woman visited Smith in his hotel room in January. Smith, who also played for the Ravens, was back in town attending the Ravens' playoff game against the Buffalo Bills.

Smith can be sued under North Carolina's "alienation of affection" law, according to the Charlotte Observer. The law allows a spouse to sue a third party for destroying a marriage. It's also known as the "homewrecker law."

In order for the lawsuit to be proven, the man must show there was genuine love in the relationship before Smith got involved.

Smith was married in 2000, and has four children.

 

[Big Boss]

 

[Kunty McPhuck]

Would be crazy if the husband wins the civil suit. Divorces the wife but the wife gets custody of the kids and the husband ends sending the money awarded back to the wife in child support.

 

[manyfaces]

Ex-Panthers great Steve Smith sued under 'homewrecker law' for alleged affair with Ravens marching band member

Steve Smith can be sued under the "homewrecker law" in North Carolina.

sports.yahoo.com

Rumors emerged in February suggesting former Carolina Panthers wideout and current NFL Network analyst Steve Smith had an affair with a Baltimore Ravens marching band member. Three months later, Smith is being sued for those allegations.

The husband of the woman who reportedly had an affair with Smith is suing the NFL great for over $100,000 in a civil lawsuit filed Tuesday, according to the Charlotte Observer. The lawsuit — which was filed in Mecklenburg County Superior Court in North Carolina — accused Smith of engaging in a months-long affair with a member of the Ravens' marching band.

Smith reportedly met the woman while filming an episode of "The NFL’s Most Interesting Jobs with Steve Smith" for NFL Network, per the lawsuit. The two exchanged contact information and allegedly sent each other sexual text messages. The lawsuit then alleged the woman visited Smith in his hotel room in January. Smith, who also played for the Ravens, was back in town attending the Ravens' playoff game against the Buffalo Bills.

Smith can be sued under North Carolina's "alienation of affection" law, according to the Charlotte Observer. The law allows a spouse to sue a third party for destroying a marriage. It's also known as the "homewrecker law."

In order for the lawsuit to be proven, the man must show there was genuine love in the relationship before Smith got involved.

Smith was married in 2000, and has four children.

How do they prove this


And If that's a law they got, pay that shyt and keep it moving Steve. In NC there's a "I took your bytch" fee I guess. You can have her, but you gonna have to come off some bread for her. Some nikkas might say you just charge it to the game, but in real life these hoes cost. I put money into her, so you want her, it come wit a ticket

 

[god shamgod]

If you heard the call and saw the social media shyt you know this dude is a fukkin lame

 

[Yayo Toure]

Would be crazy if the husband wins the civil suit. Divorces the wife but the wife gets custody of the kids and the husband ends spending the money awarded back to the wife in child support.

Circle of life.

The husband crashed out big time over this. He's never gonna heal, even if he gets Ms from this.

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

A judge is nothing more than a referee in the money game.

 

[Egomaniacal1]

Told you dummies last time this popped up this is what the husband was gonna do. That recorded call of Steve apologizing was the evidence he needed.

The wording of “suing for over 100k” is interesting…how much more than 100k is he suing for? Cuz if I’m him I’m suing a multimillionaire for at least a 7 figure payout.

 

[wire28]

Definitely a sticky situation

 

[PS5 Pro]

Steve married to a snow bunny, so I'll call this Christmas in July

 

[Rekkapryde]

@ThrobbingHood

 

[Based Lord Zedd]

Crazy, at this point you gotta salute the professional athletes and coaches who aren't losing money/respect/freedom over mid women/young.

Steve Smith guilty of being sloppy. Sext another man's wife brehs.

 

[Harry B]

If it’s like 102k that’s kind of a reasonable lawsuit on some street shyt, when someone robs the wrong person or something like that

Usually when rich people are involved they want like half of their net worth or more

 

[yamomzb]

This sambo loves him some average looking white women.