Nathan Wade’s ex-wife claims he hasn’t paid support since leaving his job.

Nathan Wade, the ex-special prosecutor, has found himself in the midst of a tumultuous divorce proceeding with his estranged wife, Joclyn Wade, over financial matters. In a recent court filing, Joclyn revealed that Nathan cited his resignation from his prestigious position at the Fulton County District Attorney’s office as a significant change that affects his ability to fulfill his financial obligations towards her.

This resignation stemmed from a ultimatum given by a Georgia judge to either Nathan or District Attorney Fani Willis, who accused them of engaging in an inappropriate affair, leading to a conflict of interest in their high-profile case against former President Trump for alleged election interference.

Joclyn alleged that Nathan failed to provide timely and accurate financial information during their divorce proceedings, prompting her to request updated documentation from Fulton County regarding his employment. Shockingly, it was revealed that just days before filing for emergency relief, Nathan had received $53,000 in checks from the county, raising suspicions about the genuineness of his financial struggles.

Despite an agreement reached earlier in the year regarding court-ordered expenses, Joclyn claimed that Nathan had neglected to pay medical bills, resulting in a deterioration of her health that required urgent treatment. She highlighted the urgent need for medical procedures due to severe symptoms impacting her physical well-being.

In response to these accusations and the public scandal surrounding his professional relationship with DA Willis, Nathan broke his silence in a recent interview where he likened workplace romances to being “as American as apple pie.” However, he expressed regret for the affair as it overshadowed the legal proceedings against Trump.

House Republicans have expressed interest in questioning Nathan about his role in the controversial case, emphasizing the need to scrutinize his actions closely. This ongoing saga of personal and professional conflicts continues to unfold, capturing the attention of media outlets and the public alike.