WARNING, CONTAINS NUDITY A Manchester United legend divorced from his stunning model wife and moaned about paying for her ‘mind blowing luxury life’
Manchester United legend Javier Hernandez divorced from his jaw-dropping model wife but moaned he is still paying for her ‘mind-blowing luxury’ life.
Hernandez claimed he has been left with millions of pounds worth of debt following his divorce from the stunning Sarah Kohan. The 38-year-old has previously opened up about struggling to see his children after his separation.
Chicharito, who bagged 59 goals in 157 appearances for Manchester United as well as turning out for Real Madrid, Bayer Leverkusen and West Ham, is still plying his trade for newly-founded USL Championship side Atletico Dallas, possibly to keep the money flowing.
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The pair split in 2020, and the Mexican said he is still fulfilling his responsibility and providing care for what he called a “mind-blowingly luxurious life” for his children.
US website TMZ Sports claimed that Kohan demanded £73,000 a month for ‘child and spousal support’.
“Ever since my divorce, I’ve had a huge debt to pay off every year, a debt that no one sees,” Chicharito said on the show La Mesa Caliente.
“My children will never lack anything, they’ve never lacked anything at all, but I trusted them in a way that allowed them to take advantage of a very painful situation.”
“My children aren’t with me, I can’t see them 24/7. I talk to them on the phone, and if I’m working, sometimes I can’t even see them on the call,” Hernandez added, claiming that during the separation he felt “a lot of anger, a lot of arrogance, a lot of pain.”
He attributed some of his behaviour to being away from his children and the changes he experienced in his personal life after the divorce.
The former United star emphasised the obligations he must pay towards his children remain despite the change in parental income after retiring as a footballer.
Hernandez admitted that the cracks in his marriage had been partly caused by him not being the best partner he could be and revealed how he had also battled depression, triggered by personal turmoil including the loss of his cherished grandfather.
“I wasn’t the best partner I needed to be,” Hernandez admitted to The Ringer. “I wasn’t the greatest dad that I wanted to be. I wasn’t a great friend. I wasn’t the great human being I wanted to be.”
Hernandez’s sister Ana Silvia, discussing the passing of their former professional footballer grandfather Tomas Balcazar, claimed: “It kind of broke him”.
She said: “I don’t know how he managed to get through that season. It was like all his world collapsed in a minute.”
Hernandez admitted the bad place the passing of his “second father” left him in mentally, revealing he lost the motivation to wake up, eat and even make his bed and would weep while training alone during the coronavirus pandemic.
Speaking in 2023, Hernandez said it was difficult not being able to see his children regularly, after the separation from his wife Sarah.
He said: “I was terrified to make the decision that the marriage was not where it should be and that we had to look for another way and that it could not happen, because I knew that these prices could come.”