Gina Kirshenhith decided on Wednesday to make a statement about her ex-husband Matt’s victim impact on the version of Orange County Real Housewives, who accused her of suffocating and threatening her life.
Matt, 35, was not convicted of domestic violence and false imprisonment in connection with the June 22, 2019 incident, as prosecutors say he “caused trauma to Gina” and intentionally and unintentionally inflicted bodily harm.
The show’s 36-year-old Gina met with her attorney, Michael Fell, who told her about her option of addressing the court.
Latest: Gina Kirschenheather, 36, decided to make a victim impact statement about her 35-year-old husband Matt in Wednesday’s edition of Range County’s Real Housewives, who accused her of strangling and threatening her life. She was released in NYC last year
The New York-born reality star said she was looking to provoke a tense situation as she felt it was ‘difficult to stand up to Matt’ and they were raising their children – five-year-old daughter Sienna, and seven sons Nicholas well. , And Luke, four.
Bravo’s beauty told Fell, ‘Looks like it was all long ago and where we are now, we’re doing co-parenting very well.’
She later said in a solo confession interview that she remains glowing with what has happened so far.
“I still struggle with what happened that night,” she said. ‘I’m still awake at midnight, I have bad dreams.’
The New York-born reality star said she was looking to provoke a tense situation.
Kirshensheth said she hoped her ex-husband would be more enlightened by hearing her statement about the situation.
He said he thinks giving a statement will help in the sense of closing the incident.
He said, ‘I spent a lot of time burying my feelings about a lot of things and that’s not right, so I decided to make a statement about the victim impact.’ ‘I at least want to hear how I felt about it that night, because this is a really literal event that has happened to me all my life.’
Kirshensheth said she hopes her ex-husband will be more enlightened by hearing her statement about the situation.
He said, ‘It’s hard because the desire to make everything happy for my kids is always pushing my own feelings forward,’ but I hope that if he hears this, it will have an impact on that change. ‘
She then talked about her upset with some of her fellow actors: ‘She’s really o **** y and I’m trying to show that she’s okay and we’re going to Caprer and we’re great, and we’re to some extent . ‘
Matt, 35, has not pleaded guilty to charges of domestic violence and false imprisonment in connection with the June 22, 2019 incident, as the plaintiff says he “intentionally and unlawfully inflicted bodily injury, resulting in a traumatic situation on Gina.”
He said he would be happy to invite his children to his home and his girlfriend Brit to celebrate his daughter Sienna’s birthday.
She spoke about her possible time behind the convicts ‘sentences in the incident:’ Knowing that this could be the last birthday that Siena will spend with her father for a while, it’s sad, I don’t want my daughter and for that. Don’t want to be the person responsible for that and I have a lot of guilt about it. ‘
She said she just ‘doesn’t let the matte brush,’ and that was the time that caused her to face the consequences for her behavior.
‘Someone is always glittering to save him and I really feel like he needs to know I’m not that person anymore.’
Now Matt Kirschchetter is set to appear in Orange County Superior Court in January; His lawyer, Edward Wellburn, told the U.S. in September that his client maintained his innocence.
He further said: ‘The divorce and the alleged incident are unfortunate, and unfortunately three children are also going through this. In these cases, where there is no witness, it comes down to the credibility of the people, adding ‘Matt’s credibility’ is fantastic. ‘
Real housewives of Orange County can be seen on Bravo every Wednesday at 9/8 C.
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