Sage Kelly divorce news has surfaced all over the Internet when his wife, the 39-year-old Christina Kelly, submitted a 26-page affidavit that heavily detailed the bizarre sexual endeavors that her husband engaged in.
According to his wife, her husband, a top American investment banker Sage Kelly divorce, involved himself in extra-marital affairs and week-long drug-fueled parties that could be easily mistaken as a scene that was taken straight out of "The Wolf of Wall Street."
Moreover, she also detailed how her husband, who has been addicted to cocaine, made her have a foursome with one of his clients and his partner in order to help him secure a certain business deal.
The 42-year-old Sage Kelly, who happens to be the global head of healthcare investment banking at the Jefferies Group, is presently involved in a bitter divorce and custody battle with Christina. However, it is his infamous drug bends and sex parties that have recently been the topic that Wall Street is talking about.
Christina Kelly is also looking for $7 million in compensation for the effects that her husband's behavior has had on her, as well as on the lives of her children.
Court papers, which have been filed in the Supreme Court of the State of New York County, detail the occasion when Christina, who used to be an event planner for Ralph Lauren, felt immensely pressured to have sex with Marc Beer, the boss of Aegerion Pharmaceuticals, as well as with his wife back in 2012 at the Ritz-Carlton in Boston. This was allegedly her husband's means of pleasing his business associate.
"Mindful of Sage's goal of securing business from Marc, I felt responsible not to disappoint Marc," shared Christina Kelly. So, his girlfriend and I had sexual contact for a few minutes, while Marc and Sage watched. Then, Marc's girlfriend joined Sage on our bed, and Sage and she started to have sexual relations. Then, I joined Marc on his bed, and he and I engaged in sexual relations."
The statements of Sage Kelly divorce wife continued, "Following that evening, Marc Beer has been an important client of Sage and, presumably, a substantial reason for Sage's enormously successful career at his current investment bank."
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