Despite Gerry Turner and Theresa Nist’s public insistence on an amicable split, sources close to the former couple reveal simmering tensions and a broken promise that may have contributed to their divorce.
Just three months after their emotional wedding ceremony on national television, the estranged couple announced their decision to part ways. While they have remained tight-lipped about the specific reasons for their separation, Gerry cited long-distance challenges as the primary factor during their announcement on ABC News.
However, insiders claim that Gerry’s unwillingness to relocate to New Jersey, where Theresa resides, was a major point of contention. Despite initially stating his intention to move, Gerry allegedly never had any genuine plans to do so.
‘Gerry said he was moving to be with Theresa, which we now know wasn’t true,’ a source told Life and Style. ‘This isn’t the first time he’s been caught in a lie.’
Even before their marriage, the couple’s living arrangements had raised eyebrows, as they continued to reside in separate states. While they expressed plans to relocate, sources close to the couple indicated that logistical challenges, including Theresa’s job and family ties in New Jersey, proved to be insurmountable.
‘Theresa can’t just pick up and leave her job, and she has family in New Jersey,’ another source explained. ‘For the time being, they’re staying put in their separate states, but they don’t seem to mind.’
Despite the couple’s ongoing communication via FaceTime and text messages, the source emphasized that ‘Gerry gets no more chances. His credibility is officially shot.’
The revelation of Gerry’s broken promise and the couple’s unresolved long-distance challenges shed new light on the circumstances surrounding their divorce, suggesting that the public’s perception of an amicable separation may not fully reflect the complexities of their relationship.
