EVA LONGORIA DIVORCE PAPERS FILED TONY PARKER CAUGHT CHEATING?0 Comments

By Binside TV

Posted on 18 Nov 2010 at 12:59pm

Eva Longoria filed for divorce from her husband Tony Parker. The Desperate Housewives actress had initially denied that divorce papers were filed after TMZ broke the story. There are rumors that Eva dumped NBA star Tony Parker because he was cheating and she found his sext messages. The celebrity couple are breaking up after being married for three years and together for seven years. This is so sad…We thought Eva and Tony were a cute couple.

Can you believe that Tony Parker cheated on a woman like Eva Longoria? Tony needs to be added to the Eric Benet cheaters Hall of Shame.

“Desperate Housewives” star Eva Longoria filed for divorce on Wednesday to end her three-year marriage to basketball player Tony Parker, following revelations of his text messaging with another woman.

Longoria, 35, filed divorce papers in Los Angeles Superior Court citing irreconcilable differences.

“It is with great sadness that after 7 years together, Tony and I have decided to divorce,” Longoria said in a statement posted on her official Facebook page. “We love each other deeply and pray for each other’s happiness.”

Her spokeswoman had no further comment beyond the posting.

Celebrity TV show Extra said its host Mario Lopez had spoken to Longoria, and she told Lopez she had found 100s of text messages from another woman on Parker’s phone. She also told Lopez that Parker had cheated on her before.

“She is devastated, she wants us all to know that,” Lopez said in a statement. “But she’s strong.”

Longoria and Parker, 27, who plays for the San Antonio Spurs, dated for years before being married in a lavish ceremony at a French chateau in 2007.

Their wedding was picture perfect, and they seemed to be living a happily married life — she, the Hollywood star and he, the handsome athlete. They have no children.

The marriage was Parker’s first and Longoria’s second. Her marriage to “General Hospital” TV actor Tyler Christopher ended in 2004 after two years. [source]