Aaron Phypers breaks silence after Denise Richards' disturbing claims
'I have never physically or emotionally abused Denise, or anyone,' Phypers said. 'These accusations are categorically untrue.' While acknowledging that the couple faced marital difficulties like many others, he insisted he always approached their relationship with 'love, patience, and respect.'
The statement appears to be an attempt to counter Richards' explosive claims, which include violent choking, slapping, threats to kill her, and incidents of hacking and surveillance. Phypers has not directly addressed the specific incidents listed in court documents but maintains that any suggestion of abuse is fiction.
The backlash online has been swift, and Phypers' response has only fueled the ongoing debate. Observers quickly noticed that the CEO of a company reportedly connected to Phypers has gone into digital lockdown. The CEO's wife quietly removed his last name from her Facebook profile before deactivating the account entirely. The CEO himself also locked comments on LinkedIn, raising even more eyebrows.
As speculation spirals online, Aaron's supporters argue that the court of public opinion is moving too fast. They highlight the lack of formal charges or police reports, suggesting that this could be a deeply personal divorce battle playing out in the media.
Despite the growing scrutiny, Phypers appears determined to clear his name. Whether the public buys his version of events remains to be seen, but with legal proceedings underway, more revelations are likely to emerge soon.
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