Mary Kay Letourneau and Vili Fualaau are legally splitting up, ET can confirm.
There's reason to believe, however, that the couple may not be broken up. According to Radar Online,
Fualaau explained that the split is merely to protect his business
interests to get licensed as a distributor for "Cigaweed" marijuana
cigarettes.
"It's not
necessarily what you think, the now 33-year-old Fualaau reportedly told
the tabloid. "Of course [we are still in love]. A piece of paper doesn't
break someone's feelings!"
However, other reports claim that the couple is actually splitting up.
"They've been having issues for a while now," a source close to the couple reportedly told People. "They tried to work through them, but it didn't work. They're still committed to being good parents to their children."
ET has reached out to Fualaau's lawyer.
The controversial couple made national headlines when they got married in 2005, after Letourneau completed a seven-and-a-half year prison sentence for meeting up with Fualaau, which violated the parole agreement stemming from her initial six-month conviction and being barred for life from seeing Fualaau. In the initial conviction, Letourneau pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree child rape, and served three of her six months, and was also sentenced to three years of sex offender treatment.
In 2015, the two celebrated their 10-year-anniversary, introducing their teenage daughters, Audrey and Georgia, on 20/20 with Barbara Walters.
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