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Aaron Phypers makes a desperate plea for his disengaged wife Denise Richards‘ Family and friends, claiming to need immediate intervention.
“This is the hardest letter I’ve ever had to write. I just (get) some of my contacts back, having been without my mobile phone since the 4th of July,” a copy of the letter partly reads. Weekly US can confirm only that he was sent by text and email to the paired “Family and Close Friends” around 10:00 am Sunday, July 20.
“This is a wild shout to help a loved one,” said a source close to the couple Us on Sunday. “It’s about Denise now.”
Us reach out to representatives to Pypers for comments. Richards’ representatives did not respond to calls for comments.
“I reach out today not in anger, but in heartbreak – as a man, husband, son, brother, and father who has spent years loving, supporting, and defending his family,” continued a puppers letter. “I love my wife more than words can ever express them fully. That has never changed. But the recent public accusations made against me are not just fake – they are devastating. I have never, never, have physically harmed my wife, and I never gave her a black eye. I have never stepped in to protect him or others – including separating her from physically attacking our daughter. Always come from place and annoy.
Denise Richards asked a court for defense from her disengaged husband, Aaron Phypers, who accused her physically mistrust throughout their marriage, and us weekly can report unique details. According to the court documents received from us, Richards, 54, asked for a suspension order against Phypers, 52, on Wednesday, July 16. Richards told the court, “All over (…)
After Phypers filed for a divorce on July 7, Richards claimed in court documents obtained by Us that her husband is physically and oral.
“Throughout our relationship, Aaron often choked me violently, squeezing my head violently with both hands, squeezing my arms tightly, slaping me violently in my face and head, slaming my head aggressively into the bathroom towel rack, threatening to kill me, holding me down with his head – that I pleaded for me and messages, ”he claimed in the documents.
“Aaron regularly threatened to ‘break my chin’ and he would cry, beg me to wait, and promise to get help – none ever happened,” he continued to claim.
Aaron Phypers and Denise Richards
Michael Tullberg/Getty ImagesPypers addressed his disengaged wife’s allegations in the letter, saying that the “effects” had “reached beyond me.”
“My elderly parents (83 and 84 years), and my brother – who have committed to care for our daughter Eloise and Denise’s animals and support our unpaid family for over three years – are now being targeted and publicly shame,” he claimed. “They live in unbearable conditions: no hot water, no gas, no air conditioning in 100+ degree heat, and no financial support to buy basic supplies. Yet they continue to serve with love and loyalty.”
Pypers went on to accuse Richards of being “involved in an ongoing relationship,” claiming he was “facing” for the alleged relationship “earlier this year.”
“He begged me not to leave, saying that she was nothing and that she only loved me,” he continued in the letter. “Then she denied it all – even the specific messages I found. Despite her promise to stop, more lies and shocking evidence came to light.”
Pypers went on to claim that the issues between the pair did not amount to “a relationship breaking down,” but instead they were “crying for help.”
Denise Richards and Aaron Phypers were married for six years after meeting following their married divorces. Previously, Alum Housewives married Real Housewives of Beverly Hills with actor Charlie Sheen between 2002 and 2006. They share two girls: Sam and Lola. (Richards adopted the daughter of Eloise later in 2011.) More than a decade after her divorce, (…)
“I say this with love, not an opinion: Denise needs interruption,” he claimed. “Some of you know this has been a problem for over 20 years. She no longer eats real meals, and I’ve witnessed her passing out of substances – putting herself and others at risk, including while driving with our girl.”
Pypers claimed in the letter he never wanted the content to be divided into “public,” but further claimed that the “damage is no longer in our home”
“It hurts everyone who loves her, supports her, and continues to believe in the best parts of her,” he wrote.
“I ask all of you – from the place of love and truth – to pray for Denise. Pray for healing, for clarity, and to get the help she needs so desperately. And to protect our family – especially my elderly parents – from spreading the false narratives,” he continued. “I remain vulnerable to reconciliation, healing and truth.
If you or someone you know are experiencing domestic violence, call the national domestic violence wire at 1-800-799-7233 for secret support. If you or someone you know are struggling or in an emergency, help is available. Call or text 988 or chat at 988lifeline.org.
