Tuesday 3 September 2013

EXCLUSIVE: Terrence Howard threatened suicide with X-Acto blade, called himself ‘Satan’ during fight with estranged wife: court papers
Michelle Howard made the blockbuster claims in her new filing after a judge granted her a temporary restraining order last month following a nuclear dispute with the actor in Costa Rica in July.
    Terrence Howard and wife Michelle Ghent during happier times in Jan. 2011.

Oscar-nominated actor Terrence Howard allegedly threatened suicide with an X-Acto blade, threw his wife on a hardwood floor and called himself “Satan” during a marital meltdown in Toronto, new court paperwork obtained by the Daily News states.

Now appearing with Oprah Winfrey in the No. 1 movie “The Butler,” Howard purportedly went berserk when a planned reconciliation with his then-estranged wife, Michelle, ended in a fight over phone numbers for six women found in his bag on April 23.

Michelle Howard made the blockbuster claims in her new filing after a judge granted her a temporary restraining order last month following a nuclear dispute with the actor in Costa Rica in July.
Terrence Howard allegedly called himself 'Satan' during a marital meltdown with his wife.

In her new sworn statement, she said Howard first denied any knowledge of the phone numbers when she confronted him during a trip to Toronto. He then flew into a rage when she called the women on speaker phone and “confirmed” his flirting, she said.

One of the women said she was only 17 years old, the new documents state.

This is photo exhibit from temporary restraining order application filed by Terrence Howard's ex wife Michelle Ghent today in Los Angeles. She claims Howard beat her up in Costa Rica on July 29.

The “Hustle & Flow” actor allegedly erupted, shattered his wife’s computer by tossing it out a window, “grabbed” her arm, caused her to fall and then lifted her off the ground by her sweats and T-shirt so he could throw her back down again, the documents claim.

“He grabbed an X-Acto blade and put it to his wrist as if to cut himself,” her filing states. He then reached for the “belt on his robe and displayed attempts to hang himself.”


According to Michelle, the star then threatened her life.

Terrence Howard Howard purportedly lost his cool when a planned reconciliation with his then-estranged wife ended in a fight in April.

“I’m just thinking if I should kill you first before killing me,” he purportedly said.

The new filing includes lengthy text messages Howard allegedly sent in the subsequent week apologizing for his actions, promising to see a psychiatrist and venting frustration at his wife’s lack of response.

The computer that Terrence Howard allegedly shattered by tossing it out a window.

“If this is goodbye, then I hate everything and will now use my gifts to destroy mankind,” an April 27 text attributed to Howard reads. “I will become Satan Himself! You were my last chance to love. I will now Hate in all things and seek my vengeance upon Humanity for all the wrongs ever done to me!! ... The Antichrist is Here!”

The new revelations come after Michelle Howard, 36, won a temporary restraining order last month with claims her now ex-husband “sucker punched” and “kicked” her in the head during the July 29 fight in Costa Rica.

Howard, 44, has denied the allegations and said she is the one who lost her cool in the vacation home.

    Terrence Howard allegedly threatened his own life during the fight.

“(She) suddenly went crazy for no apparent reason, said ‘I told you not to f--- with me,’ and she took out a canister of mace/pepper spray and proceeded to spray me with it,” he wrote in his sworn statement to the court.

He said she fled the property while he was flushing out his eyes and had no visible injuries when he saw her the next morning.

  Terrence Howard stars in ‘Lee Daniels’ The Butler.’

Howard claimed his ex — they divorced May 6 — timed her court filing to coincide with the premiere of “The Butler” in an ongoing, spiteful attempt to “ruin” his reputation.

He also said she threatened him in a series of text messages allegedly sent in the days surrounding their divorce.

The he said-she said battle is nothing new for the couple. Michelle Howard received a similar restraining order in 2011 after claiming her husband hit her several times and threatened to throw her from a hotel balcony in South Africa.

She said then that the abuse began within a week of their January 2010 marriage.

“I live in constant fear of Michelle’s endeavors to ruin my reputation,” Howard told the court in 2011.

this news is collected from: http://www.nydailynews.com/

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