In the response, he claimed the two separated on May 8, 2019, not April 17, 2019, which is the date Christy listed. He also claimed he moved to California in September 2013, not September 2014.

Todd claimed he took out a $22,000 loan against his 401K to pay for their first and last month’s rent, and security deposit for their California apartment. He also used the money to buy furniture, kitchen appliances, televisions and more for their home.

After he moved out to California in September of 2013, he claimed to have helped Christy pay for attorney’s fees for her two custody cases with another loan in the amount of $18,000.

He claimed Little Women: LA premiered shortly after they got married.

“Neither Petitioner or I ‘knew the effect this show would have on the little people community’ or any other community for that matter,” the papers read, as Christy accused him of using her for fame. “We worked together as a team to make this happen and any success or ‘celebrity status’ that was obtained from this was as a result of the effort we both put into filming our parts of the first season of the Little Women: LA. I was in no way looking to defraud the Petitioner in any way.”

He claimed his marriage proposal came long before any “celebrity status” was obtained by anyone.

“I proposed marriage to Petitioner because I truly loved her and wanted to spend the rest of my life with her,” he wrote.

He then alleged her claim that they never had sexual intercourse is “just flat out false.”

He explained how Christy, 42, struggles with computers and always had him do online processing for her, such as filing for her unemployment compensation. He claimed everything was done with her knowledge and consent.

He claimed tax information was thrown out by