New York Heiress Exposes Ex-Husband's Custody Battle

0:00On March 28th, New York-Aris Bellburden just dropped a memoir, spilling the real pain from her 20-year marriage ending in a divorce. Back in March 2020, while quarantining on Martha's Vineyard with their three kids, she found out her husband Henry Davis was cheating and wanted out. He moved blocks away into a two-bedroom spot, but turned the extra room into an office, leaving no space for their youngest who craved a bedroom there. Before the split, Burton handled all the daily parenting, like baths, beds, and homework. While Davis chased his career, but still did special trips with, the kids, post divorce, he straight up said she could keep the house, apartment, and full custody he wanted none of it. She sent a 50-50 custody proposal hoping he'd re-think it, but he slashed it to just Thursday dinners, no holidays or summers. The kids took the biggest hit, especially since their oldest was crashing with friends and middle one at boarding school. Burton says they've adapted well, still loving him, and picking low-key hangs like hockey

1:00games that suit him. But as a mom, she struggles explaining to her 12-year-old why dad won't make a home for them. It's his issue, not theirs. In the book, she details how he described it, like a switch flipping off inside him. He shows for big stuff like their son's surgery, but gets irritated with everyday needs. The children protect him, and reach out on their terms now. Burton admits Davis isn't thrilled about the memoir going public. He okay to New York Times essay snippet, but now drives he doesn't come off well. Meanwhile, she's owning the unusual family dynamic, helping her kids navigate a dad who's closed by, but checked out from the grind. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today. I'm Corey with The Story.