By Breaking Celebrity News Staff

Gary Giordano is “upset” and “concerned” in wake of a three-judge panel ruling Wednesday that he must remain in jail in Aruba until the end of October, despite not being charged with any wrongdoing in connection with the disappearance of Robyn Gardner, a Maryland woman he was traveling with on the Caribbean island.

In an exclusive interview with Breaking Celebrity News, Giordano's second wife, Connie Klein said that she hadn't yet heard the news that her former spouse was going to stay in jail for the foreseeable future.

"I didn't know that, this is the first I'm hearing about it," Klein, a real estate agent in Charlotte, North Carolina, told Breaking Celebrity News. "I have been in contact with him and spoken to him but not today so I have no comment about it," she said, but went on to say that her ex-husband was worried about the accusations against him when she last spoke to him in his Aruban cell.

"He's concerned about the situation," she explained.

Giordano and Klein's four-year marriage was short, but far from drama-free and the police were called to their house on at least one occasion.

Police records from Cornelius, N.C., show that Klein called the cops on Giordano,50, after he came home drunk and aggressive from a restaurant in