Former James Bond planning to expose his estranged wife
"I think Pam needs to come clean as the video speaks for itself and that is evidence that a person cannot deny," News.com.au quoted Lazenby's longtime friend and spokesman Michael Sands as saying.
The
mud
slinging
had
allegedly
been
started
by
former
professional
tennis
player
Shriver,
46,
when
she
first
said
in
court
that
Lazenby
had
offered
their
children
beer
and
ice
from
scotch
glasses.
The
five-time
Wimbledon
doubles
champion
further
accused
Lazenby
of
not
being
able
to
manage
his
anger,
saying
he
had
been
violent
with
her
and
Samuel,
and
had
made
anti-Semitic
remarks
toward
Israeli
government
officials
at
an
LA
restaurant.
LA Superior Court commissioner Alan Rubin had earlier this month granted Shriver temporary custody of the children, and slapped a temporary restraining order on Lazenby. Lazenby, who played the iconic James Bond in the 1967 film On Her Majesty's Secret Service, will ask for the restraining order to be dropped at the hearing on August 26. The 68-year-old actor will also argue for equal custody of the children.
The homemade video had been taken about a year-and-a-half ago, when Shriver was visiting Lazenby's family in his hometown of Queanbeyan in country NSW, when he was away in Sydney. "You can hear and see Pam acknowledging it was OK for George Jr, then aged two-and-a-half, to take sips of beer," Sands added.
Shriver's lawyers have declined to comment on the matter.