03-20-2002, 03:08 PM
From the NY Post.....
March 20, 2002 -- And you thought his radio show was raunchy.
Anthony Cumia of "Opie & Anthony" fame settled his divorce case against estranged wife Jennifer Cumia yesterday, but not before talking about riding the three-way of love on the witness stand.
"Did you bring other women into your bed with [your wife]?" Jennifer's lawyer, Dominic Barbara, asked the surprised shock jock.
"No, I didn't," the WNEW personality snapped.
"Wasn't there another woman you were seeing [during the marriage]?" Barbara followed.
"Yes," Cumia replied sheepishly.
"Was she one of the thirdsome bed?" Barbara asked.
"Yes," answered Cumia, the first - and as it turned out, only - witness to be called to the stand before state Supreme Court Justice Joan Lobis.
After testifying for about three hours, the "Whip 'Em Out Wednesdays" co-creator abruptly settled the case after discovering reporters were sitting in the courtroom. The terms of the deal are confidential.
Cumia's testimony began with his recounting his rise to fame - and bantering back and forth with Barbara, a regular on rival Howard Stern's radio show.
Cumia said he was working for an air-conditioning company in the late '80s, but that his talents for mimicry occasionally landed him on Stern's show.
When Barbara asked him what characters he'd mimic, he replied, "I believe I used to do Dominic Barbara."
Later, the ample attorney accused Cumia of talking about Jennifer on air, and said, "You discussed not only your wife, but your wife's lawyer, correct?" With a grin, Barbara added, "[You] made some fat jokes about him?"
Cumia laughed - but the judge said he didn't have to answer.
The syndicated yapper said he first met Jennifer back in 1987, but they didn't start dating until 1989. They married seven months later - but Cumia couldn't remember when.
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March 20, 2002 -- And you thought his radio show was raunchy.
Anthony Cumia of "Opie & Anthony" fame settled his divorce case against estranged wife Jennifer Cumia yesterday, but not before talking about riding the three-way of love on the witness stand.
"Did you bring other women into your bed with [your wife]?" Jennifer's lawyer, Dominic Barbara, asked the surprised shock jock.
"No, I didn't," the WNEW personality snapped.
"Wasn't there another woman you were seeing [during the marriage]?" Barbara followed.
"Yes," Cumia replied sheepishly.
"Was she one of the thirdsome bed?" Barbara asked.
"Yes," answered Cumia, the first - and as it turned out, only - witness to be called to the stand before state Supreme Court Justice Joan Lobis.
After testifying for about three hours, the "Whip 'Em Out Wednesdays" co-creator abruptly settled the case after discovering reporters were sitting in the courtroom. The terms of the deal are confidential.
Cumia's testimony began with his recounting his rise to fame - and bantering back and forth with Barbara, a regular on rival Howard Stern's radio show.
Cumia said he was working for an air-conditioning company in the late '80s, but that his talents for mimicry occasionally landed him on Stern's show.
When Barbara asked him what characters he'd mimic, he replied, "I believe I used to do Dominic Barbara."
Later, the ample attorney accused Cumia of talking about Jennifer on air, and said, "You discussed not only your wife, but your wife's lawyer, correct?" With a grin, Barbara added, "[You] made some fat jokes about him?"
Cumia laughed - but the judge said he didn't have to answer.
The syndicated yapper said he first met Jennifer back in 1987, but they didn't start dating until 1989. They married seven months later - but Cumia couldn't remember when.
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