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Camille Grammer’s Ex-Boyfriend Apparently Has Text Messages That Prove She Lied About Domestic Abuse
After a domestic violence dispute between Camille Grammer and her ex-boyfriend Dimitri Charalambopoulos turned into a legal war filled with lawsuits and countersuits, the drama continues.
While the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star claims she was abused by her former flame, Dimitri has completely denied the accusations and has countersued for defamation.
Camille’s cracked cell phone after the alleged abuse.
And now, according to recent court documents, he’s claiming he has physical evidence that proves his former flame is simply trying to ruin his reputation with her false allegations. He’s even gone as far as claiming Camille hired a lookalike to show up at her house just so she could call the police and claim Dimitri violated his restraining order!
The documents, which have been obtained by ‘Daily Mail,’ also state that Dimitri has text messages that prove Camille has knowingly lied about the alleged assault, although the messages have yet to be released to the public. He claims she’s a “manipulative mastermind.”
Camille’s scratches and bruises from the alleged abuse.
In 2013, Camille claims she was attacked by Dimitri in a Houston hotel, where she was recovering just days after getting surgery for endometrial cancer. She even provided the court with photos of the aftermath. Camille, who sued him at the time, was granted a three-year restraining order after the police report was initially submitted. Dimitri, 38, claims he was never charged.
Camille shares photos of bruises after alleged abuse.
Now, Dimitri is suing for malicious prosecution and fraud, claiming the fight never took place. Camille — who was previously married to ‘Frasier’ star Kelsey Grammer from 1997 to 2011 — has yet to respond to the new claims from her ex.
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