Brittany Vasseur Released Damaging Texts from Her Husband

Brittany Vasseur Released Damaging Texts from Her Husband

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Two months after Vasseur released the very damning texts she said were from Thomas, he responded to them in a YouTube video dated March 28, 2024. He began by assuring fans that both he and Vasseur were always faithful to each other. However, they never had a good marriage and were rarely physical with each other. In fact, they had been sleeping in separate bedrooms since fairly early on in their relationship. For "most of their marriage there was no intimacy or affection," said Anderson.

Thomas then claims that Vasseur was abusive towards him. She allegedly forced him to weigh himself and send pictures of the scale to her as proof. He needed to be below a "certain weight before she would consider doing anything sexual" with him. Thomas revealed that he felt emasculated by Vasseur's actions which caused him to send her the aforementioned vulgar texts, which he claimed were consensual. The texts helped him to get in the mood for what he described as unsatisfying sex controlled by Vasseur.

Apparently, she was only interested in one specific sexual act that occurred bi-weekly. Regarding the texts, Thomas said he "would be the first to admit they were not okay and an obvious sign of my growing resentment plus the fact that our relationship needed some serious fixing." He never spoke to her like this in-person. Thomas then alleged Vasseur was the abusive one in their relationship. "There is only one of us who put hands on the other during the marriage, and it wasn't me."

According to court documents, a request for DV Prevention w/o Minor Children Subsequent was filed on April 2, 2024, though we don't know by which party. Essentially this means there's a request for a domestic violence protection order that won't include their children. There's also a request for a temporary restraining order. That hearing is scheduled for April 17.

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