Jennifer Freeman: Meet Earl Watson's Iron-Wielding WAG

The internet is buzzing with stories of Indiana Pacers guard Earl Watson and his beautiful actress wife, Jennifer Freeman.

TMZ is reporting that the newlywed couple was recently involved in some domestic strife.

Though I try to stay away from reporting on other folks' troubles, the details of this one make it salacious enough that it is unavoidable, and perfect internet fodder.

That being said, I would like introduce you to Freeman, just so you can stay informed.

Earl Watson's Better Half

Jennifer Freeman is married to veteran point guard Earl Watson.

He was a back-court mate of Baron Davis at UCLA and has played for several teams including the OKC Thunder and now the Indiana Pacers.

(Watson's future is in flux on the court though, because the Pacers recently traded for Darren Collison.)

The Wayans Connection

If Jennifer looks familiar it's because you have probably saw her a few years ago on the Damon Wayans family comedy, "My Wife and Kids".

"You Got Served"

If not on TV, then you certainly recognize her from the Chris Stokes Dance-drama "You Got Served".

Which is an ironic title considering the story making it's way around...

Here's The Story...

Okay, so according to reports, Watson filed for divorce last week, claiming that his wife became enraged and attacked him.

The argument started when he checked his wife's phone after she received a late night text....

The Plot Thickens

Apparently, Jennifer was not keen with him checking up on her.

So, the story goes, she hit him twice in the face, "forcefully..."

It Gets Worse...

And then, according to TMZ:

Watson claims Jennifer then "grabbed my right wrist and bit ... breaking the skin, leaving teeth marks and drawing blood."

But alas, she was not done.

The Final Blow

Finally, Watson reported, she came after him with an iron...

But he was able to knock it out of her hand.

And that's why he wanted a divorce.

Possible Happy Ending?

New reports have surfaced saying that Watson has had a change of heart and the couple is reconciling.

Good luck, Watsons. I wish you well.

(I always liked Earl, seems like a cool guy).