Actor Quinton Aaron Accuses 'Spiritual Wife' of Murder Plot, She Denies Claims
In a dramatic escalation of their split, actor Quinton Aaron has made shocking allegations against his estranged "spiritual wife," Margarita Aaron, claiming she attempted to kill him. Margarita has firmly denied these accusations, creating a public dispute filled with conflicting narratives.
Quinton Aaron's Serious Allegations
Quinton Aaron, best known for his role in "The Blind Side," provided a statement on Thursday detailing his claims. He alleged that Margarita misled him about her marital status, failing to disclose that she is legally married to another man. The actor expressed deep concern for his safety, stating he believes Margarita "was trying to take [him] out" and described her as "Satanic."
To ensure his protection, Aaron has publicly informed family, close friends, and hospital staff that he does not wish to see or speak to Margarita. He emphasized his intention to focus on his recovery, faith, family, and career moving forward.
Margarita's Forceful Denial and Counterclaims
Margarita has strongly rejected all allegations against her. She insisted she never attempted to harm Aaron and affirmed her love for him. Instead, she claimed to have encouraged him to pursue a healthier lifestyle.
Addressing the context of their relationship, Margarita pointed to Aaron's previous health challenges, noting she first met him in a hospital. She suggested his recent medical emergency—a spinal stroke that required hospitalization—was not her responsibility.
Regarding her marital status, Margarita asserted that Aaron was aware she was still legally married, alleging her estranged husband has refused to sign divorce papers. She also rejected Aaron's characterization of her beliefs, describing herself as a "spiritual woman of God" and stating, "If anything came from 'spirits' or 'satanic' it's from Quinton's side of the family."
Legal Developments and Family Involvement
The conflict has extended to legal measures, with Jarred Aaron, Quinton's younger brother, obtaining a restraining order against Margarita. Quinton has expressed full support for this decision, highlighting the seriousness of the situation.
During Aaron's hospitalization for the spinal stroke, Margarita allegedly presented herself to medical staff as his wife, claiming they were "spiritually married." This action has further complicated the dispute, raising questions about boundaries and legal recognition.
The ongoing disagreement remains unresolved, with both parties maintaining their positions. As the story develops, it underscores the complexities of personal relationships in the public eye and the potential for escalated conflicts when spiritual and legal dimensions intersect.
