"i was one of the guys he was out with in LA. they are still madly in love. they were on the phone for hours each day while she was abroad.
they are rock solid and not going anywhere.
as an aside, he makes more then enough money to maintain his lifestyle in businesses of his own, and he wears his ring on a necklace.
don't hate - it's not a good look.
it's the holiday season for pete's sake, try spreading some love.
that's the real scoop."
According to Sydney's Daily Telegraph, Sloane, the divorced mother of one, and her mother have been paid more than $20,000 for their tawdry tale. Sloane's ex-husband, Glenn, who has custody of their son Jordan, 10, is furious that he didn't receive any warning that their child would be linked to the story.
He explains, "I was so upset and shocked. People were ringing me about the story and I wasn't prepared to protect my son." When asked if he had spoken to his ex-wife about the claims since the story broke, he said, "She's denying the whole thing." He added that the paternity claims were "mentioned during our relationship, but I always thought it was a crock."
