I have to defend myself and publicly separate myself with her now.”
He told Page Six in response at the time, “My ex-girlfriend just keeps making up things and lying and lying and lying. Their nearly 12-year relationship ended in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, with Wilson alleging in July that Francis did drugs and was abusive throughout all of it. He is a violent human being and his track record proves that. He has a history of submitting false stories about our client. He should surrender to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department fugitive detail who has been looking to execute those outstanding bench warrants for over five years.”įrancis met Wilson when she won Girls Gone Wild’s “Search for the Hottest Girl in America” contest in 2012. “He is angry and trying to make her look bad because he is angry he went to jail last year,” the attorney added. Richards also claims the businessman “brutally attacked and beat Abbey up” - allegations which Wilson has made herself in court documents and Francis has publicly denied. The Los Angeles-based lawyer, known for his involvement in Tom Girardi’s bankruptcy case, said Francis has not provided his kids with financial support in “any way, school, education, medical bills, food, etc.”
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“She categorically denies she has been charged with kidnapping,” Richards added. “She has full temporary custody of her children. He only has limited supervised visitation. She has retained counsel and any court papers, like in the US, are served on counsel of record. There is no amber alert or any other bulletin looking for her.” “The Mexican court has her address,” the attorney insisted before alleging that Francis has been “physically and verbally abusive” to Wilson for many years. Wilson’s attorney Ronald Richards told Page Six in a lengthy statement Wednesday that his client was “not missing.” However, Page Six was unable to independently confirm the contents of the lawsuit or the alleged charges. The “Girls Gone Wild” founder, 48, told TMZ Wednesday that he was supposed to see his 7-year-old twins, Athena and Alexandria, on Christmas, but the girls and their mother have “fallen off the grid.”Īccording to court documents obtained by the outlet, Wilson, 33, is also accused of family violence and authorities have tried to serve her with papers, but she allegedly hasn’t been living at her listed residence for at least six months.Īnonymous sources also claimed to TMZ that Wilson is being charged with kidnapping. Joe Francis is accusing ex-girlfriend Abbey Wilson of kidnapping their two young daughters in Mexico, according to a new report.
All Rights Reserved.‘Girls Gone Wild’ founder denies ex’s cocaine, meth allegations Wynn's collection efforts are proceeding.Ĭopyright ©2022 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. Write to Sara Randazzo at Follow her on Twitter at post was updated at 6:43 p.m. "I'm fortunate to have made my money a long time ago and can let GGW go with a smile on my face," Mr. Francis said he has moved on from Girls Gone Wild to "a new chapter" in his life, one that includes the arrival of twin girls in a few months. Wynn, allowing the casino owner to pursue his claims against the company. The bankruptcy filings for Girls Gone Wild's holding companies stopped the collection efforts. Over the years, that debt and other dispute-related costs-including a judgment from a defamation lawsuit-climbed to more than $30 million. 27, 2013, to block Las Vegas entertainment kingpinĪnd his resort company from taking the companies' assets as repayment for Mr. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, is pending.įour of the companies behind Girls Gone Wild's operations filed for Chapter 11 protection on Feb. His latest attempt to do so, through an appeal to the U.S. Francis, who founded Girls Gone Wild in 1997, has sought for months to win a court's approval to block the sale of the brand. Neilson said by email Thursday that he is "happy we were able to achieve a sale under very difficult circumstances" and that he's appreciative of the collective efforts to finalize the deal.
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