Dell Curry Accuses Sonya Curry Of Committing ‘Acts Of Illicit Sexual Misconduct’ With Other Men During Marriage

Sonya Curry

The Dell Curry-Sonya Curry divorce is starting to get ugly.

On Monday, TMZ reported that Steph Curry’s parents were getting a divorce after 33 years of marriage.

TMZ has now obtained court filings in which Dell accuses Sonya of committing “acts of illicit sexual misconduct” with other men during their marriage. Dell goes on to claim that Sonya is already living with another man.

Via TMZ Sports

Dell responded with a court filing of his own, accusing Sonya of “acts of illicit sexual misconduct” prior to their separation, and then lying about the alleged incidents.

He also says she is now living with another man … claiming that should prevent her from collecting alimony.

Update:
Sonya responded by admitting to being in a relationship with another man while firing back by saying Dell has a long history of cheating on her during their marriage.

But, now Sonya is firing back … admitting she’s in a dating relationship with another man, but saying it didn’t start until months after she and Dell agreed to legally separate.

She also notes she is NOT living with the man … but rather alone because Dell refused to allow her to stay in their home.

And, then she dropped the hammer … saying it was actually Dell who was unfaithful, hooking up with different women while married.

To make matters worse, Sonya says Dell’s infidelity was known to family and close friends … saying it was basically an open secret.

Sonya claims she didn’t initially expose the lurid details “in one final act of trying to protect [Dell] and family from possible public exposure and scrutiny.”

Sonya says once Dell publicly accused her of being unfaithful “she was left with no choice” but to fire back in defense of herself.

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