Former Kentucky governor barred from wife’s home

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – Former Republican Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin has been barred from his wife Glenna Bevin’s home following allegations of aggressive behavior. Glenna Bevin filed a motion in Jefferson Circuit Court requesting exclusive use of their home in Anchorage, citing concerns over Matt Bevin’s conduct.

According to Glenna Bevin’s motion, Matt Bevin allegedly followed her around the house, asking questions about their ongoing divorce case. Glenna Bevin described his behavior as “aggressive and unsettling,” stating that he remained in the home for hours against her wishes and continued to follow her even after she went to sleep.

The ruling came from Jefferson Circuit Judge Angela Johnson, who granted Glenna Bevin’s motion for exclusive use of the home. Matt Bevin is now prohibited from entering the residence where his wife resides.

Details surrounding the divorce case and the specific incidents leading to Glenna Bevin’s motion have not been disclosed in detail. However, the court’s decision to grant exclusive use of the home to Glenna Bevin highlights the seriousness of the allegations against Matt Bevin.

As the case unfolds, more details may emerge regarding the circumstances of the divorce and any further legal actions taken by either party. We will continue to monitor developments in this case and provide updates as they become available.