Naomi Jude And Larry Strichland Was married for more than 30 years, with many storms throughout their relationship - including the infidel complaint.

In new Lifetime Documentary Jude Family: The truth will be told, Opened Strichland About her marriage with Jude, Who died by suicide April 2022 April 76 years old.

When Jud and Strickland knitted the knot in the 5th, their romance was not always sunshine and roses. When he described in his memory, he once received a phone call from a woman who said that he missed Strickland. In response, Jude cut off all the pictures of his Strickland and dropped his belongings in the garbage in the garbage.

"Oh, it was hell. I heard all," Naomi's daughter Ashley Jude Remembering in documentary. "I heard her mom's phone call on the street, I heard them fight, I haven't heard them fight, I have heard it all."

In 1995, Naomi created a TV movie about his life Naomi & Winona: Love can create a bridgeOne of which included a scene where Naomi was shot in Strickland on the charge of disbelievers.

After watching the clip, Strickland said in the second phase, "Okay, this really happened, that's what I can say." "That's what I want to say. It happened."

Despite their upheaval, Strickland and Naomi remained together until his death. His suicide came to the fans as a push, Strickland said he was fighting behind the screen near the end of his life.

"There was a couch, and in the next days, he laid down on that couch. He could not just get off the couch," he recalled. "At the end, the last year of his life, it was almost every night in a panic mode."

Naomi's older daughter, Winnona JudeHe also mentions the couch, acknowledged that he Did not always know How much trouble his mother was.

The 60 -year -old singer reminded, "One thing I didn't know was how much he fought on the couch." "This stupid couch, here he spent a lot of time, and I didn't know it. I got caught up in my own success and tried to continue it and tried to be that person. I decided that one of the reasons that the mother left the world was trauma, generation trauma that never cured or fixed."

Naomi Mark Judo The documentary echoed the feeling in the documentary and said, "I think something was missing from his childhood and not being fully supported by his parents." He added that performing has become an outlet for him because it helped him "raise his self-esteem".

Part 3 and 4 Jude Family: The truth will be told Lifetime Sunday, May 11, Air Air.

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