Kennedy Urlacher’s Mother, Tyna Karageorge, Sued Her Ex-Husband, Brian
Kennedy Urlacher’s mother, Tyna Karageorge, filed a $125 million defamation case against her son’s father, former Chicago Bears star Brian Urlacher.
Born on October 5, 1973, Tyna Robertson, known as Tyna Karageorge, was engaged to Brian Urlacher in 2000. However, their relationship didn’t go long enough before they were called off in 2004.
Brian Urlacher, born on May 25, 1978, is a professional American football player and an iconic name among NFL lovers.
He played 13 long seasons for the Chicago Bears and ended his legendary career.
Moreover, he married a model and entrepreneur, Jennipher Frost, on March 13, 2016.
Legal Disputes Between Tyna Karageorg and Her Ex-Husband
Kennedy Urlacher’s mother, Tyna Karageorge, came into the spotlight after her issue with her ex-husband, Brain Urlacher, regarding the demise of her husband, Rayan Karageorge, in 2016.
After the incident, Urlacher urgently went to a Cook County court to file a motion because he was worried about his son’s safety.
He said:
“This is an unfortunate situation, but my main concern is the best interests of my son.”
In a lawsuit, Karageorge claims that Urlacher devised a plan to accuse her of causing Rayan’s demise. Additionally, she allegedly stated this was a strategy to gain custody of their child.
Eventually, the story helped Urlacher obtain temporary custody of their child. However, according to local news, both parents now share custody of their child.
Karageorge mentioned that she and her husband argued at their Willow Springs home after a birthday party.
Furthermore, she added after a while, he took her purse, pulled out a revolver, and fired himself in the head. She stated the aftermath of the incident as:
“What happened has ruined my life, and people still see me as a slayer.”
Larry Yellen of Fox 32 in Chicago reported that the forensic doctor concluded Karageorge had inflicted the fatal injury on himself.
After all, Karageorge sued the NFL star for $100 million in punishment damages and $25 million in compensatory damages.
Additional Information
- Brian Urlacher was honored by the College Football Hall of Fame in 2017. He was also inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2018, highlighting his impact and legacy in the sport.
- He has two daughters, Pamela and Riley, with his ex-wife Laurie, and a son, Kennedy, with Tyana.
- On May 22, 2013, Urlacher announced his retirement through his Twitter account.
