Clint Eastwood split from wife Dina after 17 years
By Marriska Fernandes on August 30, 2013 | 4 Comments
It’s an unhappy ending for married couple Clint and Dina Eastwood. After 17 years of marriage, Dina, 48, confirmed to Us Weekly that the two have parted ways and that they have been living separately for some time. An insider told Us Weekly the two split over a year ago, in June 2012. “Clint fell out of love with Dina a long time ago,” adds the source. According to the Enquirer, Dina left Clint for a much younger man – her high school boyfriend, who is identified as Scott Fisher, a university assistant basketball coach. Clint, 83, and Dina have a 16-year-old daughter, Morgan. Clint was previously married to Maggie Johnson, with whom he has two children, Alison and Kyle. Clint is dad to five other kids from prior relationships. While Dina confirmed the news, Clint’s manager told Us Weekly, “I know nothing about that.” ~ Marriska Fernandes
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She must have gotten too old for him. He’s probably got a 20 year old in the wings.
HE fell out of love with her??? Wow. But I’m sure she’s getting a good penny out of it.
These women in their 40’s/50’s don’t want to be with men in their 70’s/80’s taking care of them, they’d rather be free to f with younger men. It’s really sad in a way.
In what way is it sad? Natural selection yes, but sad? In the absence of all money on earth it would never happen anyway.