Terrell
Owens was informed today that he owes $769,120 to his old team the
Philadelphia Eagles, as his divorce from them has finally gone through.
The former Hollywood power couple, dubbed Terreagles by the media, was
the "It" couple all through 2004. They appeared on lists of the hottest
young couples, attended all the major movie premieres and parties. They
had several human-eagle mutant children, that were a medical miracle at
the time. It's unknown how Owens was able to mate with an actual eagle,
or why he would even try, but the photos of the babies went for
millions of dollars to Star magazine. One adorable photo sticks in
everyone's mind, that of Owens regurgitating some chewed up vegetables
into the beak of his daughter.
But some time in 2005, the
relationship started to sour. Many rumors circulated as to what the
trouble in paradise was. Many believed the Eagles wanted some more
children, and maybe even a championship, something Owens wasn't ready
to give them. Others believe he started secretly dating Tony Romo, when
the two appeared together in a Right Guard commercial. Whatever the
case, the two divorced a mere 7 games into the 2005 season. With Owens
not having filed a pre-nup, the Eagles began litigation to receive half
of his earnings as well as child support for their mutant children, who
have to attend a special private school for genetic abominations.
Child support for their mutant children? lol... That would be the disgruntled Eagles fans. Yet everything turned out alright as Owens has since remarried into money. The new chic couple, the Cowbowens have announced plans to renew their vows early in the 2008 calendar year. Owens' sugar-daddy will pay him $3 million dollars in April to renew the vows, along with a previously agreed upon $4 million dollar "salary" for 2008.
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