Lori McComas is the ex-wife of famous American actor, rapper, singer-songwriter and record producer Terrence Howard.
Wiki/Biography
Lori McComas was born on Sunday, June 22, 1969 (age 51 years; as in 2020) in New York City. His zodiac sign is Cancer.
Physical Appearance
Height (Approx): 5′ 4″
Eye colour: brown
Hair Colour: Brown
Family and ethnicity
He was born in a Jewish family. She married her childhood friend Terrence Howard in 1989, and the couple divorced in 2003. Terrence and Lori reconciled and remarried in 2005. However, things did not work out between the two and they filed for divorce in 2006; Their divorce was confirmed in 2007.
Lori McComas with Terrence Howard
They have two daughters named Aubrey and Haven and a son named Hunter.
Terrence Howard with his daughters, Aubrey and Haven, and son, Hunter
Through Aubrey, Lori has a granddaughter named Hazel (born in December 2012) and a grandson named Adrian (born in February 2015).
Lori’s grandchildren, Hazel and Adrian
Her former husband has two more children from his marriage to model Mira Pak: Kirin Love (born 2015) and Hero (born 2016).
Terrence Howard with Mira Pak and her children
Facts/General Knowledge
- After Lori and Terrence divorced in 2003, Terrence tried several methods to get back with her. From buying her a two-block house in Pennsylvania to mowing the lawn, taking out the trash, and doing odd jobs for her, he tried everything to get her back. Eventually he gave in and the couple remarried in 2005.
- In 2001, Terrence was arrested on domestic violence charges against Lori after he punched her twice with a closed fist on the left side of her face. Terrence later pleaded guilty. In an interview, Terence said,
She was talking too loudly to me, and I lost my mind and slapped her in front of the kids… Her lawyer said it was a closed fist, but slapping her was also wrong.
Later, another lawsuit was filed by Terrence’s second wife, Michelle Ghent, alleging that Terrence was physically abusive towards her.
- Although she is Jewish, she raised her children as Jehovah’s Witnesses, a Millennial Restorationist Christian sect with nontrinitarian beliefs distinct from mainstream Christianity.
Categories: Biography
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