- Geremi files for divorce
- Found out children were not his biologically
- Played for both Chelsea and Real Madrid
StuForster /AllsportEx-Real Madrid & Chelsea star files for divorce after finding out he isn’t biological father of his children

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GettyWHAT HAPPENED?
Geremi decided to file for a divorce after a DNA test revealed that his children's biological father was actually his wife's ex-husband. Geremi's wife, Laure, had supposedly had an affair with her former spouse while she was with him. Until the DNA test, the former footballer believed the twin children to be his.
WHAT THE COURT DOCUMENTS SAID
The court documents detail, per The Sun: “No children have been born from this union [between Geremi and Laure]. But the discovery that the children were from her previous partner destroyed the couple’s harmony. It caused him a huge emotional shock.”
Getty/AzzuDID YOU KNOW?
Geremi played 45 times in La Liga for Real Madrid before a loan spell at Middlesbrough brought him to England. He was then signed by Chelsea after impressing for Cameroon in the Confederations Cup and would go on to play 72 times for the Blues in the Premier League.
WHAT NEXT FOR REAL MADRID AND CHELSEA?
Geremi's former clubs are having contrasting seasons. Real Madrid sit top of La Liga and are hunting yet another Champions League this season, meanwhile Chelsea languish 11th in the Premier League but are still in the mix for the FA Cup.
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