Bray Wyatt’s Ex-Wife Accuses Him Of Spending Child And Spousal Support Money On JoJo

Bray Wyatt is a former WWE Champion, and he’s set to battle Woken Matt Hardy Sunday night at the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view, but his feud with Hardy isn’t the only battle the Raw star is currently wrapped up in.

Last year Bray Wyatt’s estranged wife Samantha Rotunda accused him of cheating with WWE ring announcer JoJo Offerman, and the pair later split due to the alleged affair.

The Daily Mail reports that Samantha Rotunda has accused Bray of refusing to pay the agreed upon amount of child and spousal support, and she’s also claimed that he’s been spending his money on “non-necessary” items.

The report notes that Bray has been spending much of his time with JoJo Offerman at her apartment near Miami, and that the WWE star has entered mediation with his estranged wife.

In November, Bray was reportedly ordered to pay $14,735 a month in spousal and child support along with a $50,000 up front payment to cover legal costs.

Documents show that Bray has been paying $6,000 per month, but he has since agreed to pay $14,765 monthly after entering mediation.

However, Samantha Rotunda’s lawyer is claiming Bray has yet to pay the backdated money which is allegedly owed, and the couple remain locked in a stalemate in regards to the sum which is owed, and failed to agree during mediation.

Legal papers reportedly show that Bray spent $11,000 between December 20, 2017 and January 4, 2018, on “non-necessary” items which include trips to strip clubs and women’s swimwear, presumably for JoJo Offerman.

Other recent purchases include $5,006.27 on “miniature horses, supplies and feed” between December 20 and 29, as well as $533.93 on jewelry that was purchased “not for his wife” at Diamonds Direct.

Samantha’s lawyer Ray Rafool accused Wyatt of having a “reckless and dangerous mentality” in regards to how he spends his money, and he issued the following comments on the situation:

“This really is just the tip of the iceberg. He had already gone to Vegas and spent a lot of money at Nobu or one of the restaurants – substantial amounts of money. He’s told my client – it’s my money, not your money. It’s my money. That’s a dangerous and reckless mentality. It’s not accurate under the law and it’s not healthy for the family.”

The WWE Superstar and his estranged wife share two daughters together ages 4 and 6, and in court papers filed in September, Samantha Rotunda accused him of putting “traveling and galavanting” ahead of her and their daughters.