The bitter same-sex split between former Olympic figure skater Johnny Weir and his estranged husband Victor Voronov will be back in court in a New Jersey on Wednesday, Breaking Celebrity News has exclusively learned.

Voronov, a Georgetown law grad, will be filing his response to Weir's divorce petition and a spokesperson for the alleged domestic violence victim said he will clear his name.

It's also expected that Voronov will be asking for spousal support from Weir, 29.

"Victor has the truth on his side," Wendy Feldman, Vornov's legal coach and public relations crisis manager, told Breaking Celebrity News on Monday.

Webroke the story: Before Weir flew to Sochi where he commentated for NBC, the two-time Grand Prix Final bronze medalist had managed to keep a major secret that he’d been involved in an domestic violence with Voronov.

Last week, Weir, 29, announced via Twitter that he and husband Victor Voronov, a lawyer, had split after three years of marriage.

“It is with great sadness that I announce that my husband and I are no longer together,” the ice skater and TV personality later said in a statement.

The couple, who got married on New Year’s Eve in 2011, does not have a prenup.

Speaking with Access Hollywood, the figure skating champ dished out the details of a scuffle he and a “very drunk” Voronov had prior to his trip to Sochi to cover the Olympics earlier this year.

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“We were fighting in such a terrible way, and it did get physical on that night, and it’s unfortunate that things went the way that it did because domestic violence is never the way to go,” Weir told the show.

“Domestic violence is never the answer and when its two men, things are different.

“So, we had a fight and then I went to sleep because I had to work the next day, and he came in — very not himself — and asked me to lay with him in the biblical sense and when I refused, the altercation between us started.