Actor Michael Madsen claims his wife played a role in their son's suicide in shocking divorce papers.

Michael Madsen, the 66-year-old actor known for his role in Kill Bill, has recently filed for divorce from his wife of 28 years, DeAnna Madsen. The couple, who tied the knot in 1996, have been going through a difficult time, with their son Hudson tragically passing away at the young age of 26 in 2020.

In the divorce filings submitted in LA this week, Michael has made shocking accusations against his estranged wife. He claims that DeAnna's actions, including neglect and alcoholism, drove their son to take his own life. The couple also shares three other sons, Calvin, Luke, and Hudson, who they have been co-parenting together.

According to court documents obtained by People Magazine, Michael has cited irreconcilable differences as the reason for their separation. However, he has stated that this reason does not fully capture the true nature of their divorce. In a separate statement attached to the petition, he has accused DeAnna of causing their son's suicide and has requested a domestic violence restraining order.

This filing comes just weeks after Michael's arrest on domestic violence charges. He was taken into custody by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department after a disagreement with his ex-wife. Although he was later released on a $20,000 bond, the incident has caused further strain on their already troubled relationship.

In an official statement, Michael's representative stated that it was a disagreement between the couple and they hope for a positive resolution for both parties. However, in the court documents, Michael has claimed that he is a victim in an abusive, co-dependent, and toxic relationship. He also denies the charges made against him in August when he was arrested for allegedly shoving DeAnna.

The couple's marriage has faced many challenges over the years, including financial struggles and difficulties in raising their children. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Michael expressed his shock and grief over his son's death, stating that he had no signs of depression and was looking towards his future.

The Agency has reached out to Michael's representatives for a comment on the recent divorce filings. The couple has requested privacy and respect during this difficult time, and we can only hope for a positive resolution for both parties. Our hearts go out to them as they deal with the loss of their son and the challenges in their marriage.

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