she raped.
Mary Kay Letourneau and Vili Fualaau Discuss Their 10th Wedding Anniversary on '20/20'
A
decade and two daughters later, infamous former teacher Mary Kay
Letourneau and her student-turned-lover-turned-husband Vili Fualaau are
still going strong.
The controversial couple recently sat down with Barbara Walters for an exclusive interview airing on 20/20
Friday, in which they're set to share intimate details about their
relationship ahead of their 10th wedding anniversary this May.
Letourneau, now 53, served seven and a half years in prison starting in
1998 for her intimate relationship with Fualaau, now 31. At the start of
their relationship, she was 34, while Fualaau was her 13-year-old
student.
A
decade and two daughters later, infamous former teacher Mary Kay
Letourneau and her student-turned-lover-turned-husband Vili Fualaau are
still going strong.
The controversial couple recently sat down with Barbara Walters for an exclusive interview airing on 20/20
Friday, in which they're set to share intimate details about their
relationship ahead of their 10th wedding anniversary this May.
Letourneau, now 53, served seven and a half years in prison starting in
1998 for her intimate relationship with Fualaau, now 31. At the start of
their relationship, she was 34, while Fualaau was her 13-year-old
student.
PHOTOS: 14 Celebs Who Had Secret Weddings
According to ABC News,
Letourneau surprisingly plans to teach again. She's also trying to have
her status as a registered sex offender lifted. For his part, Fualaau
discussed his struggle with alcoholism, depression, and "why he believes
the system failed him while he was still a minor."
The
couple also introduced the world to their two teenage daughters Audrey
and Georgia for the first time. Audrey was born while Letourneau was out
on bail in May 1997, and Georgia was born while she was still serving
her sentence in 1998. Letourneau also has four children from her first
marriage. As ABC notes, the girls "are now older than Vili when he
conceived them."
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Letourneau
and Fualaau were married on May 20, 2005 in Washington, after Fualaau
filed a motion in court requesting a reversal of the no-contact order
against his now-wife. The two are still together to this day.
"I mean, I just love to sit back and watch him with our girls," the former schoolteacher told Dateline
about her husband in 2006. "Even how he interacts with my older
children...and how he takes care of our girls, but part of why we are
together, is the way we both see just people in general. And, so that
extends to my children. He's an amazing father."
https://www.yahoo.com/tv/s/mary-kay-letourneau-vili-fualaau-184800943.html
Mary Kay Letourneau and Vili Fualaau Discuss Their 10th Wedding Anniversary on '20/20'
A
decade and two daughters later, infamous former teacher Mary Kay
Letourneau and her student-turned-lover-turned-husband Vili Fualaau are
still going strong.
The controversial couple recently sat down with Barbara Walters for an exclusive interview airing on 20/20
Friday, in which they're set to share intimate details about their
relationship ahead of their 10th wedding anniversary this May.
Letourneau, now 53, served seven and a half years in prison starting in
1998 for her intimate relationship with Fualaau, now 31. At the start of
their relationship, she was 34, while Fualaau was her 13-year-old
student.
A
decade and two daughters later, infamous former teacher Mary Kay
Letourneau and her student-turned-lover-turned-husband Vili Fualaau are
still going strong.
The controversial couple recently sat down with Barbara Walters for an exclusive interview airing on 20/20
Friday, in which they're set to share intimate details about their
relationship ahead of their 10th wedding anniversary this May.
Letourneau, now 53, served seven and a half years in prison starting in
1998 for her intimate relationship with Fualaau, now 31. At the start of
their relationship, she was 34, while Fualaau was her 13-year-old
student.
PHOTOS: 14 Celebs Who Had Secret Weddings
According to ABC News,
Letourneau surprisingly plans to teach again. She's also trying to have
her status as a registered sex offender lifted. For his part, Fualaau
discussed his struggle with alcoholism, depression, and "why he believes
the system failed him while he was still a minor."
The
couple also introduced the world to their two teenage daughters Audrey
and Georgia for the first time. Audrey was born while Letourneau was out
on bail in May 1997, and Georgia was born while she was still serving
her sentence in 1998. Letourneau also has four children from her first
marriage. As ABC notes, the girls "are now older than Vili when he
conceived them."
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...set=a.1415751309843.2054155.1114382724&type=1[/QUOTE]
Letourneau
and Fualaau were married on May 20, 2005 in Washington, after Fualaau
filed a motion in court requesting a reversal of the no-contact order
against his now-wife. The two are still together to this day.
"I mean, I just love to sit back and watch him with our girls," the former schoolteacher told Dateline
about her husband in 2006. "Even how he interacts with my older
children...and how he takes care of our girls, but part of why we are
together, is the way we both see just people in general. And, so that
extends to my children. He's an amazing father."
https://www.yahoo.com/tv/s/mary-kay-letourneau-vili-fualaau-184800943.html
