[nwrep]

I thought she was already divorced when she began dating Norman. AT least that is what the article implied, ie. she had just divorced Mills.

[river rat]

The timing of the two divorces — doesn’t bear at all on when they started screwing around....

The article also doesn’t address the GROUNDS for Chris’s divorce from Mill or why Mill considered Norman’s behavior a “betrayal”.

One could draw the conclusion that Chris’s divorce, involving a large payment to Mill, indicated no fault by Mill..

To believe the “love affair” commenced AFTER the twin divorces is naive - at best.

The KEY word I drew from Mill’s statement, was “who considered Norman his “best friend”, was heartbroken by his betrayal” - was BETRAYAL.

I wouldn’t consider having my ex-wife marry my best friend - after a divorce ABSENT of adultery - a BETRAYAL.