David And Yolanda Foster Research Paper

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David and Yolanda Foster's marriage may be over, but that doesn't mean that he has negative things to say about her. Today E! Online shared that David is finally breaking his silence on their divorce and also speaking out about the rumors that she might not have Lyme disease. This is the first time that David Foster has had anything to say since their divorce. Below you will find what David shared today. Over the past few weeks, a great deal of inaccurate or baseless information has been reported claiming to represent my thoughts and feelings. It is painful to watch this happen repeatedly – especially while trying to cope with the personal nature of the challenges surrounding the breakup of our loving marriage. There is a lot of talk going on in the headlines and also on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills that Yolanda Foster is not really suffering from Lyme disease. David went on to defend her and share that her battle with Lyme disease is real. …show more content…

Which is why it is so frustrating to see headlines questioning her chronic debilitating illness. I have been by Yolanda's side over the past four years to the best of my ability as she battled with the complexities of her Lyme diagnosis. I am incredibly proud of Yolanda's determination and mission to find a cure, and how brave and open she has been by sharing her story in the hopes of changing the future for others. Yolanda and David Foster were married for four years before calling it quits. It is very obvious that Yolanda Foster being so sick and going around for treatments all of the time took a toll on their relationship. One source shared that blending David and Yolanda's children into the relationship was also hard for them. The source said that Yolanda Foster was close to David's kids at one time, but that isn't the case anymore. The source even went on to say that David thinks he might not be cut out for

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