In a YouTube video, the 38-year-old 'Best Shot' singer clarifies the timeline on his twins' conception, claiming that he didn't have an affair with a superfan.
- Apr 27, 2024
AceShowbiz - Jimmie Allen is setting the record straight. In a video shared on his YouTube channel, the musician clarified the timeline on his twins' conception, insisting that he didn't have an affair with a superfan.
In the Tuesday, April 23 video, Jimmie shared that his daughter Aria and son Amari were born before he got back together with his estranged wife Lexi, with whom he's currently in the process of divorcing. "[The twins have a] different mother - my friend Danielle," he told Kathie Lee Gifford.
The country music singer added, "I've known Danielle for years. Way before I became 'Jimmie Allen.' And at the time that she got pregnant with the twins, I wasn't with Lexi, and [Danielle] wasn't with her husband."
"But it's interesting just watching how life happens whether you plan it or whether you're ready for it or not. So Danielle was pregnant first, because me and Lexi weren't together when Danielle got pregnant. Twins were born first," the 38-year-old continued. "Then me and Lexi decided we wanted to try to work on [our relationship]."
Jimmie pointed out that the truth was misconstrued when the twins were born last June. "I decided to post my twins on my Instagram, and it went everywhere. These articles come out, 'Jimmie Allen Gets Married Superfan Pregnant.' That couldn't be farther from the truth. She's not a superfan. She's a friend. And she wasn't with her husband and I wasn't with my wife," he said. "I am healing and growing for me and my children."
According to Jimmie, someone tried to tell him that he needed to save his marriage. "I said, 'Why?' He said, 'Well, it just looks good.' But why? If I know that I don't want to be in a relationship and I don't want to be married and I know that she's not the person for me, and I'm not the person for her, why would I do that again to her? Why would I do that again to myself? It's gotta be right," the "Best Shot" singer ranted.
