
Inconsolable Gina Kirschenheiter Breaks Down Over Her Divorce From Matthew

Nov. 26 2018, Published 2:37 p.m. ET
RHOC newbie Gina Kirschenheiter broke down in hysterics during Sunday night’s reunion while discussing the downfall of her marriage with estranged husband Matthew. Read on for all the details.

A major focal point of Gina’s storyline on RHOC this season revolved around the end of her relationship with Matthew and how she’s handling it all.

It was a topic that was definitely brought up during part one of the season 13 reunion on Sunday, where Gina revealed quite a lot on how the two of them got to where they are now.

When host Andy Cohen asked if she started the show knowing her marriage was over, Gina responded “100 percent honest, I started the show knowing that Matt and I had been in a down, but I didn’t know that that down was actually going to make me pull the trigger to get the divorce.”
Andy also brought up the matter surrounding why he wasn’t on the show. Gina once again said that it had to do with his employer not allowing him to, which is something she’s brought up in the past.
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She also admitted that they still would’ve gotten a divorce even if he was on the show. Gina further discussed the state of their relationship now, saying that she sees him every weekend and they are no longer sexually intimate with one another.

There was also the matter of if their kids know about their divorce… which they don’t. “Honestly it’s a hard conversation to have, it’s a conversation I’m afraid of having. We have to do it, but we haven’t.”

Gina then revealed that their move away from Long Island was the crux of their relationship. She got teary eyed soon after by admitting that he never told her that he loved her “in a genuine way”, didn’t compliment her or build her up at all.

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