Deion Sanders Reality Show

Deion Sanders Reality Show, Deion and Pilar Sanders’ give and take was fodder for their reality show called “Deion and Pilar: Prime Time Love.” But after Deion’s divorce filing, Pilar filed a response this week that reads like script.

In court documents, Pilar calls the Hall of Fame cornerback a narcissistic bully who cheated on her several times with several people.

She accuses him of unkind, uncaring, insensitive, cruel and unusual treatment, as well as physical, mental and emotional abuse of her and their three children.

But it doesn’t stop there. Pilar requests to punish Deion for immoral, corrupt, lewd, perverted, unnatural, sinful conduct that is “at the bottom of the depths of humanity.” And says that he needs to be punished “to protect every person on the planet.”

The allegations paint a completely different picture than the one portrayed for fans. And they put the couple’s $21 million ranch in Prosper as well as other assets in the crosshairs.

Pilar says the judge should throw out their prenuptial agreement and give her most of Deion’s money because she signed the deal under duress.

Even local celebrity divorce attorney Brad LaMorgese said he was taken aback by some of the tough language.

“Those are unusual allegations in and of themselves. They shouldn’t matter to the contract, but would that affect a judges’ opinion if they’re true? I think so,” he said.

The accusations may sound familiar. In 1996 Deion’s former wife Carolyn filed for divorce and also accused the flashy football star of cruel treatment and adultry. The couple tried to reconcile but split for good in 1998.

Deion Sanders Pilar Biggers-sanders Married For 12 Years

Deion Sanders Pilar Biggers-sanders Married For 12 Years, The wife of NFL Hall of Famer Deion Sanders said on Tuesday that she found out about her husband’s decision to file for a divorce online. Pilar Biggers-Sanders’ lawyer, Larry Friedman, spoke to TMZ and said that she was “heartbroken and surprised when [she] read … that Deion announced his decision, on his own, to end their marriage.”
On Dec.17, Deion Sanders announced that he and his wife of 12 years were splitting, saying “Pilar and I have decided to end our marriage and move on to the next phase of our individual lives with mutual respect. We are friends and our top priority has and will continue to be the well-being of our children.”

Deion Sanders retired from the NFL in 2005, won two Super Bowls, in 1995 and 1996, and was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame earlier this year. He also played professional baseball, playing from 1989 to 1997, and then again in 2001. He led the National in triples with 14 in 1992. In 1989, he hit a home run and scored a touchdown in the same week – the only player to ever do so.

Pilar Biggers-Sander’s told TMZ that she’s not convinced that their marriage is over, saying that she’s “confident that he will come to his senses and return to his family as he has in the past.”