Arnold Schwarzenegger Playfully Shades Ex Maria Shriver Weeks After Son Patrick’s Wedding

Arnold Schwarzenegger Playfully Shades Ex Maria Shriver Weeks After Son Patrick’s Wedding

also was married to a journalist. Arnold Schwarzenegger playfully shades his ex-wife Maria Shrivever weeks after they reunited at their son Patrick’s wedding. The Terminator star makes a playful dig at his 2011 breakup with the former CBS Morning News anchor while celebrating journalist Chris Wallace’s new star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame September 18th. Is an extraordinary, like I said, extraordinary journalist. He has worked for Fox. his work for CBS to wholly owned subsidiaries of the White House. So, we’re very proud of that. And uh the other thing I wanted to just say is is that uh the reason why I know he’s a fantastic journalist is because I know a lot about journalists. I’ve been interviewed, you can imagine, in my lifetime by thousands and thousands of journalists. But not only that, but I also was married to a journalist. The only difference between Chris and Maria is that Chris never has taken half of my money. Arnold and Maria’s divorce was finalized in 2021. ENS has reached out to her rep for comment, but hasn’t heard back. This was not the first time Arnold has joked about alimony. During an Amazon event this May, he spoke of his hit 1996 holiday movie, saying, “Jingle All the Way was the greatest Christmas movie of all time. They play it the whole month of December.” I know because my ex-wife calls me about the residual. Their breakup was initially difficult for Maria, who said she had an emotional breakdown upon learning that Arnold’s affair with family housekeeper Mildred Bana resulted in a son named Joseph. However, she and her ex have developed a cordial relationship over time. In fact, the pair even recently reunited for their 32-year-old son Patrick Schwarzenegger’s wedding to Abby Champion. [Music]

Arnold Schwarzenegger poked fun at his divorce from ex Maria Shriver while celebrating journalist Chris Wallace, quipping that the broadcaster “never took half of my money.”