Jen Shah and Her Husband Sought Therapy to Save

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Jen Shah and Her Husband Sought Therapy to Save Their Marriage

Jen told Lisa Barlow at their new family’s new chalet that the previous six months had been challenging for her.

She revealed that she and her husband, a football coach at the University of Utah, were on the verge of divorce

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City (@realhousewivesofsaltlakecity) shared a post.

“Sharieff and I almost divorced six months ago.

I thought my life had ended. Sharrieff believed he wasn’t having a beneficial impact on my life.

“Like, he couldn’t help me,” Shah explained to Barrow.

Sharrieff, she continued, undoubtedly felt that way because she hadn’t been honest about how she felt,

nor was she aware of it.

And while the reality star initially assumed it was just a disagreement,

she was devastated when she received a call from her husband’s divorce attorney.

When Lisa inquired about the source of their troubles,

Jen stated that she was resentful of her husband for being gone as she grieved the death of her father.

She explained that the issue was more challenging because Sharrieff’s absence was related to the work she pushed him to take on.

Instead of filing for divorce, the couple, who had been married for 26 years, sought counseling.

The pair discovered they still wanted to remain together thanks to treatment.

Jen stated that she was “happier” since she had finally expressed her emotions and felt serene.

She was now urged to make amends with her TRHOSLC pals.

From marital problems to Jen’s federal accusations, the couple has been through a lot.

Jen and her aide Stuart Smith were arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering in March 2021.

According to accounts, the partners ran a nationwide telemarketing scheme that misled unsuspecting people,

frequently the elderly, by promising financial stability.

Jen pled not guilty to the accusations in April 2021 and during one of the season 2 episodes,

she sobbed and told her husband she was innocent.

“I have told you from the beginning that I am innocent.”

None of those things were done by me.

We married for better or worse, and this is for the worse right now.

“I swear to you, I had no idea about this and did nothing,” Jen informed the football coach.

Sharrieff responded that he believed her and consoled her.

He stated that his faith in her would not waver and that he would not abandon her.

Unfortunately, Jen pleaded guilty to the charges in July 2022, facing up to 14 years in jail and $9.5 million in compensation.

Her sentence is set for November 28, 2022, and her spouse has yet to comment on the matter.