Tennessee residents who watched the reality series “The Bachelor” likely know that the show’s Amanda Stanton, who also appeared in “The Bachelor in Paradise,” was engaged to be married to star Josh Murray. Stanton’s ex-husband, with whom she shares two children, has now filed motions to modify the amount of child support he pays as well as the child custody order.
Stanton’s ex claims that Stanton’s new lifestyle on and off the show is harmful to their children. He has argued that her publicized personal life has led to the children’s receiving too much media attention, which he believes is bad for them. He also argues that the support he pays to her in the amount of $2,000 per month is too high.
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