Danny Cipriani'S Ex-Wife Suggests Spicy Alternatives After Wedding Crowdfunding Drama

Wedding Crowdfunding Sparks Controversy

Danny Cipriani, the former rugby sensation, is making headlines for a rather unconventional reason. The 39-year-old, along with his Hollywood actress fiancée AnnaLynne McCord, has stirred up quite the storm by launching a crowdfunding campaign for their upcoming nuptials. Despite boasting a combined net worth of $8 million (£5.9m), the couple has asked their guests to contribute 'any amount' to fund their dream wedding and honeymoon.

The couple's Honeyfund registry invites friends and family to chip in for everything from the rehearsal dinner to photography and catering, with suggested donations ranging from £75 to £450. This move has certainly raised eyebrows, leaving many wondering why the wealthy pair would resort to such measures.

“It's just plain tacky of them to hand round the begging bowl. If it was my neighbors, maybe. But for them? The very idea!”

Ex-Wife Victoria Rose Offers Fiery Critique

Enter Victoria Rose O’Callaghan, Danny's ex-wife, who isn't holding back her thoughts on the matter. She criticized the couple's approach, labeling it as "tacky," especially for individuals with their earning potential. Victoria suggested that if they're open to selling every other aspect of their lives, why not consider OnlyFans?

The 45-year-old didn't stop there. She offered some practical advice, suggesting they scale down the wedding plans. "What's wrong with a barbecue in the back garden?" she quipped, advocating for a more intimate celebration. Victoria's sharp tongue and candid comments have added fuel to the fire of public opinion.

Past Drama and Personal Vendettas

Victoria's dissatisfaction with Danny isn't just about the crowdfunding. Following their separation in November 2023, she felt blindsided by his announcement of their split. Since then, she's been vocal about her discontent, even going so far as to sell his memorabilia online.

In her words, “For months, actually, years, I’ve been paying for storage, holding onto boxes of Danny’s career, memorabilia, kits, medals, and personal items.” Despite offering him chances to reclaim his belongings, Danny reportedly declined, prompting her to sell over 40 items, some priced as high as £280.

Victoria's reaction to the crowdfunding saga seems to be part of a larger narrative of unresolved issues and a touch of public sparring. With her fiery comments and savvy social media moves, she's captured attention far beyond the usual celebrity gossip.