Sounds like JWoww might not be taking a permanent vacation from her marriage after all.
Jenni Farley’s husband Roger Mathews said the couple are “working on things,” despite the Jersey Shore: Family Vacation star having filed for divorce in September.
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The family unit was still in tact on Wednesday when the couple posed for pictures with daughter Meilani and son Greyson at the DreamWorks Trolls event in NYC. On the red carpet, Mathews revealed that his relationship with Farley was still “fixable,” telling Us Weekly:
“We’re here as a family today. We’re working on things, yeah, absolutely. We spent eight years together so … I feel like there’s nothing that’s not fixable in our situation.”
Boy, has he been trying to fix things. The 43-year-old has been lighting up social media with tributes to his 31-year-old wife since she filed for divorce, including one rather bizarre Instagram comment where he claimed Farley finds him “repulsive.”
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Mathews clarified that remark on Wednesday, telling Us he’s simply “a real comedian” trying to woo his way back into his wife’s good graces. He explained:
“I hesitate to make a comment because it seems like everything is taken out of context but I’m a real comedian. So don’t take anything I say serious. I don’t get upset, it comes with the territory. I know what I signed up for but I just think we live in a world with fake news where people put out stuff that’s not true to get listeners to tune in or read or whatever. We know what’s going on in our own house and that’s all that matters. If the world wants to judge, the world can judge.”
It’s still up in the air whether their pending divorce is, as Rog puts it, “fake news,” but all signs point to the couple having reconciled without a hitch.
A month after the divorce papers were filed, the couple celebrated their three-year wedding anniversary with a carriage ride. JWoww also confirmed on Wednesday that the two were spending Thanksgiving together “as a family.”
You know what they say: a family that Thanksgivings together, stays together.
[Image via Patricia Schlein/WENN.]
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