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Matt Lauer Kicked Out Of House By Wife

Matt Lauer is a disgraced piece of s#!t and his wife does NOT want him in her bed.

According to PageSix, Lauer is a now a very rich vagrant as Annette Roque has put everything that he owns in a box to the left.

Lauer and Annette have been married for over 20 years and have three children together. There is no doubt that there have been some extremely awkward conversations happening in that house.

It is said that the former Today host is possibly living at his $36 million compound in North Haven, Connecticut so that he is still in the children’s life.

No word on a divorce or legal separation, but sources close to the family say divorce is just a matter of time.

Roque had previously filed for divorce from Lauer in 2006, citing “mental abuse, extreme mental and emotional distress, humiliation, torment and anxiety,” but withdrew the filing weeks later after he offered her a postnuptial agreement and millions more dollars, a source told Page Six.

Wonder what type of bread Matt had to offer his “wife” to get her to stay *thinking emoji*

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