Bill Cosby's Wife Camille Is Not Leaving Him Despite Divorce Rumors

Despite the s-xual assault allegations and his recent r-pe conviction, Bill Cosby's wife, Camille, says she is not leaving her husband.

The long-time actor has had a messy career, as he’s been accused of s-xual assault and abuse by several individuals. Following the allegations, Cosby was sentenced in 2018 to 10 years in state prison for drugging and s-xually assaulting Andrea Constand at his home over 10 years.

Rumors then began to swirl that his wife, Camille, was going to divorce him -- however, she is shutting that down.

Bill Cosby's rep, Andrew Wyatt, went on record and said his wife is NOT divorcing him. "She's not leaving him, He's 86 and she's almost 80. She wouldn't divorce him now," his rep shared with Radar Online, laughing, "It doesn't make sense."

He added, "She loves Mr. Cosby," saying that Camille "is not giving up on their marriage."

In addition to the s-xual assault claims from Andrea Constand, he was hit with even more accusations — nine to be exact, all from females who worked alongside Mr. Cosby on the hit series ‘The Cosby Show.’

Those females include Janice Dickinson, Lise Lotte-Lublin, Janice Baker-Kinney, Rebecca Cooper, Linda Kirkpatrick, Pam Joy Abeyta, Angela Leslie, Heidi Thomas, and Lili Bernard.

Despite going through the high-profile cases, Camille is seemingly sticking by her husband's side as their rep added, “At their age, they don’t have to prove anything to anyone.”

The recent comments come after Mrs. Cosby was spotted without her wedding ring, despite being married for 50 years. However, despite not having her ring on her finger, Andrew Wyatt, the family's spokesperson, said Camille touched her husband’s face and said “Billy” upon his post-prison release. Mr. Cosby reportedly responded, “My dear Camille," The Blast previously reported.

In the suit, Lili Bernard alleged that in 1990 the actor, who is now behind bars, had lured her from New York to Nevada stating he was her "acting mentor." He told Bernard that arranged a meeting with a handful of Hollywood producers -- but, when she arrived in Vegas, Cosby allegedly told her that the producers could not make the meeting.

Regardless, he then invited her to his hotel room for what he called “a mentoring session.”

The actress stated she had a non-alcoholic beverage to drink while in his hotel room, though, she believes the actor drugged the drink as she became dizzy and disoriented. That is when she claims Mr. Cosby r-ped her.

During the trial, Camille repeatedly defended her husband, even putting the Montgomery County judge on blast after he said Bill Cosby had “a signature pattern of sexual assault.”

“Now, after more than 50 years of work, that humanized the dehumanized; which also challenged the perpetual architects of racist, exploitive and greedy maneuvers that have enabled them to divide and conquer…my husband has been severely redefined by Judge O’Neill, despite having zero proof,” Camille said on Instagram at the time.

Following the first allegation, 'The Cosby Show’ re-runs were canceled. A Netflix comedy special and sitcom deal were also canceled.