MASCHES WITHOUT PITY
Raising Sextuplets reality TV couple Bryan Masche and his wife Jennifer have officially split up, and RadarOnline.com has obtained the petition for legal separation filed with the Yavapai County Superior Court.
According to the petition dated September 17, Jennifer - who married Bryan on December 31, 2003 in Lake Havasu City, Arizona -- is requesting to live separate and apart, as part of her court bid to grant an order of legal separation.
There are six minor children born in themarriage, aged 3, and Jennifer is seeking both sole legal custody and primary physical custody of the kids with reasonable visitation for Bryan.
Jennifer also states in the petition she is not now pregnant.
In addition, Jennifer is asking for child support but is requesting an order from the court determining that neither party pay spousal support to the other.
She is also asking for equitable division of certain joint, community and other property and debt and that each party pay for their own attorney fees.
By way of Arizona law, both Jennifer and Bryan must attend and complete a Parent Education Program. Failure to do so may result in Contempt of Court.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Jennifer filed for legal separation from her husband just over two weeks after he was arrested in Arizona following a family bust-up during which he allegedly shouted profanities at his wife and threatened to "flatten" his father-in-law.
Masche exclusively told RadarOnline.com that he was "not a criminal" but his wife has decided to call it quits on their relationship.
He had been charged with two counts of disorderly conduct for domestic violence, one count resisting arrest and one count threatening domestic violence.
The mother of Raising Sextuplets star Jennifer Masche has spoken out about her daughter’s decision to end her marriage to husbandBryan, admitting the shattered family is “very, very sad” about the move.
The-mom-of-six’s life has been turned upside down after she filed for a legal separation from her troubled husband, as RadarOnline.comexclusively revealed.
The couple’s six-year marriage imploded after a fight at the Arizona home of Bryan’s in-laws,Sue and Robert Simbric, which resulted in his arrest on September 11, 2010.
Bryan had threatened to "flatten" his father-in-law.
Sue Simbric told RadarOnline.com, in an exclusive interview, she was sad about their marriage split.
She said: “We’re very, very sad, about the split. Other than that I cannot comment on my daughter’s marriage.”
When contacted, Bryan wouldn’t comment on his wife’s decision to file for a legal separation.
The news has stunned executives at We TV who had pinned their hopes on the couple – who had been receiving marriage counseling – on becoming a more positive role model for America than celebrity train wrecks Jon andKate Gosselin.
A spokesperson for We TV said: “Out of respect for the Masche family and their privacy during this time we are not going to comment.”
Following the argument at his father-in-law’s Arizona home, Masche allegedly refused to comply with deputies' commands.
He was later arrested.
Their children were not in the house at the time of the incident.
He was taken to the Yavapai County Detention Center where he was booked and released on a $3,500 bond.
Jennifer is a physician's assistant at a hospital in their new hometown of Destin, Florida.
Their sextuplets -- three girls and three boys -- were born in Phoenix, Arizona, on June 11, 2007.
The couple got married in January 2, 2004, after Bryan asked Jennifer to marry him on national television at an Arizona Diamondbacks baseball game in 2003.
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What a disgusting piece of work this guy is.
Raising Sextuplets' Bryan Masche, who was arrested on charges of threatening domestic violence against his wife Jenny, is now speaking out to the press about his despicable behavior, and has the nerve to claim he's innocent!
He says:
“I’m not a criminal. Look at my record - I was in the United States Air Force for eight years before working in pharmaceuticals. Now, I’m running my own finance company. At the moment I don’t want to comment further on this incident.”
Oh, so because you have a career it means you're incapable of breaking the law?
Or it somehow makes it okay to threaten the wife of your SIX children?
Somebody lock this STOOPID fuck up before he traumatizes his family anymore!
Before he was arrested Sept. 11 on suspicion of domestic violence, Bryan Masche - star of WE's Raising Sextuplets - put up quite a struggle.
According to a police report, he lost it while visiting family in Camp Verde, Ariz., when his wife, Jenny, told him that she was going to visit friends in Phoenix. (He wanted to take their 3-year-old children -- Savannah, Bailey, Grant, Cole, Molli and Blake -- to Lake Havasu City, where they previously lived.)
The report states that he spewed obscenities in front of the kids and threatened to "flatten" his father-in-law when he tried to intervene.
When police arrived, Masche, 32, refused arrest.
With his arms folded in front of him to avoid being cuffed, he yelled, "I didn't do anything!"
When an officer threatened to Taser him, he "complied" with police orders, according to the report.
"Bryan was then assisted back to his feet and escorted to my vehicle where he was secured," reads the report. "While in my patrol vehicle, Bryan continued to be belligerent."
He has pleaded not guilty to three counts of domestic violence involving disorderly conduct and threats, as well as one count of resisting arrest.
Free on $3,500 bail, he is due in court Oct. 7.
We're getting Gosselin flashbacks! This is so not good!
More information has been released concerning the domestic violence charges brought up against Bryan Masche, father figure of sextuplets and star of Raising Sextuplets. According to the police report, a fight broke out between Bryan and his wife, Jenny Masche, over a disagreement for plans for the weekend. Things got fairly brutal and it all played out right in front of the six kids!
Supposedly, papa Bryan wanted to take the kids on a little trip to Lake Havasu, which is about 200 miles away from their home in Arizona. According to the report, Jenny had other plans for the day and she was afraid to leave her children in her husbands care. She said she was concerned he wouldn't "return with the children." This turned into a very heated verbal exchange and when the police dispatch was alerted, they were advised that Bryan had become "more aggressive" and that there were "firearms in a vehicle" nearby.
Thankfully, the police got there in time before anything physical could go down, but Bryan wasn't pleased having the cops drag him off. The officer on the scene reports that the father of six was "hesitant and refused" to be handcuffed, securing his arms in front of him to prevent the cops from getting to him, all the while screaming and being "belligerent." It wasn't until the officer asked his partner to deploy a Taser that Bryan finally allow himself to be handcuffed, but he continued to yell and back talk once in the squad car.
Ugh! This guy sounds like a real douchey piece of work. Maybe a few weeks in jail with straighten his ass out!
Bryan Masche was arrested in Arizona on charges of domestic violence and resisting arrest, RadarOnline.com can exclusively reveal.
The father of We TV's Raising Sextuplets clan was busted by the Camp Verde Marshal's Office on September 11.
Darby Martin, Public Information Officer For the Camp Verde Marshal's Office tells RadarOnline.com that Masche has been charged with two counts Disorderly Conduct for Domestic Violence, one count Resisting Arrest, and one count Threatening Domestic Violence.
The family had lived in Arizona -- and their sextuplets were only the second ever born in the state -- until earlier this year when they moved to Florida.
Mom Jennifer Masche is a physician's assistant at a hospital in their new hometown of Destin, Florida.
Bryan, who spent six years in the US Air Force, had been working as a salesman but after relocating to Florida, went into business as a financial consultant.
Their sextuplets, three girls and three boys, were born in Phoenix on June 11, 2007.
The We TV website says the couple sees a "relationship counselor" on an on-going basis.
The Masches were at a relative's home when he began yelling at his family and using profanities. It was a relative, PIO Martin tell us, who called 911 and deputies responded.
Masche is alleged to have refused to comply with deputies' commands and that's when he was arrested.
Deputies assisted the "female victim," Martin says. "The children were not at the house at the time."
Bryan Masche was taken to the Yavapai County Detention Center where he was booked and released on $3,500 bond.
The deputies who responded to the scene did not realize they were arresting a reality TV star, Martin adds. "That all came together after they got back."
