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This is Handel on the law.

Marginal legal advice, where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.

Oh man, is this a fun one?

This is out of North Carolina.

Now, North Carolina is one of the few states in the United States that allow jilted spouses to sue someone for interfering in the marriage.

California does not.

Most states do not. You can interfere all you want in someone's marriage.

Consenting adults can do anything they want. Married, not married, sex, no sex, doesn't matter.

However, California or North Carolina allows jilted spouses to sue.

And that's what happened.

This is out of Durham.

This North Carolina woman has sued and will receive $1.75 million because the jury found the woman liable for destroying the couple's marriage.

Okay, so lawsuit filed accusing Brunet Kennard, and she's an influencer on TikTok with 3 million followers,

274 followers on Instagram.

In the meantime, what she is accused of is seducing and having an affair with her manager.

And the jury found her liable for criminal conversation,

is what they call it, an alienation of affection. Basically,

I had a good relationship, a good marriage. You came in, you stole my spouse, and here I am having been

jilted, the emotional damage, the financial hit. And so the jury found her liable,

what they call is criminal conversation, alienation of affection, that someone can be blamed

for an affair that ends marriage. And, you know, the damages, mental anguish, damage to her health,

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