Jeffrey Marty : A biography of Stacey Dash's Ex-husband
ex-husband of American actress and former talk show host Stacey Dash
Jeffrey Marty is the ex-husband of American actress and former talk show host Stacey Dash. Marty recently found himself in the media spotlight after he had marital problems with his ex-wife Stacey Dash. Stacy was in Florida on the night of Sunday, September 29th due to a domestic battery. Police took Marty's then-wife into custody after Marty got into a fight with her around 7:45 p.m. They were in their New Port Richey apartment when Marty's then-wife, Stacy Dash, pushed him and hit him in the face
Police confirmed Marty had red scratches on his left shoulder. Dash is therefore being held on $500 bail. In addition, during the fight, Stacey acted in self-defense, a source tells TMZ. It is believed Stacey's husband threw the first punch in an attempt to strangle Stacey and she defended herself, leaving him with bruises on his arms. Moreover, Stacy called 911 and was arrested because she did not have bruises, but her husband did.
JEFFREY MARTY: EARLY LIFE, EDUCATION AND FAMILY
There is no information about Marty’s date of birth, family and early life. Additionally, talking about his educational qualifications, Marty received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin in 2000 and his Juris Doctor degree from Marquette University School of Law in 2005.
JEFFREY MARTY: CAREER AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Marty is an attorney from Trinity, Florida. He is also popular for creating a fake Twitter account for Rep. Steve Smith of Georgia's 15th District, which went viral even after the account was revealed to belong to a fictitious person, for becoming the first congressman to endorse Donald Trump in his presidential campaign. Likewise, Marty also has a YouTube channel edited by Marvin D. Hinten in which he reads religious passages from The Quest for a Holy Life. Marty tells his 32 followers that he has found the Goodwill Book, a collection of four books by three different authors, and that when they finish reading an important Christian book, he will speak one chapter a day.
Additionally, while his wife quit being a Democrat in 2012 to support Mitt Romney's presidential campaign and briefly joined Fox News as a host, Marty told BuzzFeed that he switched political parties after graduating from college.
JEFFREY ARTY: PERSONAL LIFE AND WIFE
Marty married Stacy Dash in a private ceremony on April 6, 2018 in Florida. The wedding took place ten days after Dash agreed not to run for California's 44th Congressional District in an effort to free people from the shackles of the plantation mentality. Actress turned up-and-coming political manager Kerry Jones told Page Six that when she was asked why the couple kept their wedding a secret, she said they wanted to keep it on the DL
However, after a quarrel, the couple broke up. In addition, the couple does not have children together.
Who is Jeffrey Marty’s Wife?
Jeffrey Marty was previously married to Stacey Lauretta Dash, an American actress. On April 6, 2018, the couple married. However, things quickly deteriorated, and the couple divorced in 2020.
While the lawyer has not been involved in any controversies or problems, Stacey, his ex-wife, has been charged with domestic battery. She was also charged with domestic violence.
GEOFFREY MARTY BODY MEASUREMENTS
The lawyer is very handsome. He has charming features, brown eyes and brown hair. Additionally, he is 1.75 meters tall and weighs around 78 kg. Moreover, his other body measurements are not available.
Jeffrey Marty: Profile summary
Full Name: Jeffrey Marty
Born Date: 05 Jun 1979
Age: 42 years
Horoscope: Gemini
Lucky Number: 10
Lucky Stone: Agate
Lucky Color: Yellow
Best Match for Marriage: Leo, Aquarius, Libra
Gender: Male
Profession: Lawyer, Journalist
Country: USA
Height: 5 feet 9 inches (1.75m)
Marital Status: divorce
Divorce Stacey Dash
Eye Color blue
Hair Color brown
Nationality American
Ethnicity Caucasian
Education Marquette University
Kids 3
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