‘Jersey Shore’ response: Estranged husband of ‘JWoww’ fires back against allegations

The estranged husband of “Jersey Shore” star Jenni "JWoww" Farley is defending himself after abuse allegations made against him. Earlier this week, the Jersey Shore cast member released home footage showing a violent fight between the couple,

News 12 Staff

Feb 1, 2019, 11:40 AM

Updated 1,922 days ago

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The estranged husband of “Jersey Shore” star Jenni "JWoww" Farley is defending himself after abuse allegations made against him.
Earlier this week, the Jersey Shore cast member released home footage showing a violent fight between the couple, and Roger Mathews throwing Farley to the ground.
She also posted a lengthy message to social media.
Roger released his own statement Thursday, saying Farley is "playing the victim" and the truth will come out.
Farley filed for divorce back on Sept. 12.
A temporary restraining order was placed against Mathews.
The couple has two children together.
Click here to read JWoww’s entire post on her website.


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