Custody Battle Over Beloved Dog Follows Vergara-Manganiello Divorce
Following the recent announcement of their divorce, Sofia Vergara and Joe Manganiello are now facing a custody dispute over their cherished dog. The couple, who had been married for seven years, issued a joint statement confirming their separation.
The divorce decision raised eyebrows as Joe Manganiello’s social media post for Sofia’s 51st birthday lacked the warmth expected in such celebrations. His rather impersonal caption, “¡¡¡Feliz Cumpleaños Sofía!!!,” left fans questioning the state of their relationship.
In a statement shared with Page Six, the former couple emphasized their mutual love and care for each other. They also requested privacy during this challenging period as they embark on a new phase of their lives.
While the divorce proceedings are underway, another issue has come to light – the custody of their beloved dog. This dispute highlights the emotional ties people can have with their pets and raises questions about how such matters are resolved in divorce cases.
As the legal battle unfolds, it remains to be seen who will have the privilege of caring for their cherished canine companion.
Mom goes to the bathroom to nurse her child, and a waitress slips her husband a note.
Jackie Johnson-Smith was treated to an unanticipated act of kindness while dining with her family at a pizza restaurant in Iowa.
She shared a picture of the restaurant bill along with the statement, “I have breastfed three children,” on Facebook. I have cared for them in countless situations, both public and private, at happy and unhappy times. Even though I’ve had a lot of looks and stares, tonight dispels all of that bad vibe. It was my first time eating at Fongs tonight. I spent some time in the booth nursing my grumpy baby before getting up early to avoid disturbing the other diners.
“The waitress gave this receipt to my hubby. I couldn’t talk because I was so upset. I don’t deserve a pat on the back for feeding my child, but it felt amazing. The final words of the letter were, “It’s amazing how women can empower and feel for one another.
The message was written by waitress Bodi Kinney, who told KCCI 8 News in Des Moines, “We need to come together and support each other when it comes to nursing our children.”
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