RHOC: David Wishes His Relationship With Shannon Was Better (Season 12, Episode 10) | Bravo
Shannon Beador Wants David 'Out of My Life' After Tense Court Date: 'I Feel Nothing for Him'
Shannon Beador Wants David 'Out of My Life' After Tense Court Date: 'I Feel Nothing for Him' Rhoc Shannon
. And now that the two are going through a contentious divorce Rhoc Shannon , she admits, “I just want him out of my life.”
, Shannon opened up about the state of her relationship with
as the two prepped for a court hearing for temporary support.
“Believe it or not, I had David over to my house for Thanksgiving and Christmas. But he says that he lived through 17 years of hell with me,” Shannon, 54, admitted. “So, I’m sorry you feel that way. Thank god you’re out.”
“I feel nothing for him,” she added. “It’s not anger. How in six months after separating, can you just feel nothing after 20 years? … I just want it to be over.” Rhoc Shannon
feel hurt — later, when the two came face to face in court, a meeting Shannon described as “emotional” and “a little scary.”
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As PEOPLE reported back in March, at that court date,
Shannon was awarded joint legal and physical custody of their three daughters as well as $22,500 per month
for temporary non-taxable child and spousal support.
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David — who didn’t hire a lawyer and was representing himself — was originally ordered to pay Shannon $30,000 per month for temporary non-taxable child and spousal support, 000 per month for temporary non-taxable child and spousal support Rhoc Shannon ,500 per moth, PEOPLE reported.
“I felt bad, I thought we should lower it,” Shannon told pal
on Monday’s episode. “So [my lawyer] Ben and I talked about lowering the amount, to be nice. … We actually settled on $22,500 a month, because that’s what I need at this point.”
“Raising three children in California is expensive,” Shannon reiterated. “If anything, I was fair in cutting down the order. I just want him out of my life.”
Her kindness didn’t help smooth things over. During a break, David allegedly approached Shannon and her lawyer with rage.
“We went out in the hallway and David came around the corner where I was talking to Ben and [David] just went off on Ben and me,” Shannon recalled. “And Ben had to scream for the bailiff. He was so livid. [David] came around the corner and said, ‘You f—ing happy Ben?’ … We went back into the courtroom and he was shaking in anger.”
The source of David’s alleged anger? A lack of control, according to Shannon.
“It’s interesting how you see these things when you’re away from something, and I think that it’s a control issue,” Shannon said. “David for 17 years of marriage handled our finances. He was in charge. And now he’s not in control and I think that may cause anger.”
Money hasn’t been the only problem between the two.
Shannon revealed that David had claimed in his declaration that Shannon “excessively drinks” — something she denies — and that he had been receiving a series of angry text messages from David. “‘F— you, you f—ing bitch,’ ” she said, reciting some of the things she had allegedly been texted. “‘You f—ing disgust me, you fat ass. Get off your f—ing lazy fat ass. Did you get out of bed today, you f—ing bitch?’ ”
In turn, she said they were submitting David’s texts to the judge. “I guarantee you, I will never have to talk to him again,” she said.
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Meanwhile, with that behind her for a few months — and Shannon finally feeling like she’s in a place where she’s not holding on to any residual feelings, good or bad, for David — Shannon she can finally start dating again.
Monday’s episode saw Judge and the girls setting Shannon up with a matchmaker.
“I don’t know if I’m ready to date,” she admitted. “The whole thought panics me. Just panics me!”
“I’ve been a one-guy kind of girl. I’ve never been a dater. So when I moved to Orange County, I vowed to be a dater, and that’s how I met my husband. We were married for 17 years, together for 20,” Shannon continued. “I think that what I’ve come to realize is that what I’m looking for is a partnership. I’m not going to go and meet a guy at a bar and then make out with him at that night. I need to know somebody before we’re going to tough lips.”
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