Bam Margera attended a Zoom court hearing with his ex in the middle of his wedding to Dannii Marie.
According TMZ44 years old Long live La Bam The star fulfilled his legal obligations to his ex Nicole “Nikki” Boyd despite their planned wedding ceremony in New Mexico on Tuesday, May 28. Boyd told the outlet: “Whatever makes him happy. I'm happy for him. But it was a curious moment, considering that today he was supposed to be in court for our trial.”
Before the court scheduled the hearing, Margera and his new bride chose the date of their wedding ceremony in October 2023. However, the ceremony date and hearing only reportedly conflicted when the trial was delay. At the beginning of May of that year, the former Jacka** The star has filed to dismiss her ex's legal separation application, arguing that the former couple's 2013 wedding in Iceland was not legal. She alleged that Boyd “knew and understood” the nature of her marriage vows.
Meanwhile, Boyd's legal representation responded by saying that Margera recently questioned the legality of their ceremony. At that time, her attorney, David Glass, explained to Page six: “As an initial matter, it wasn't until recently that Nikki heard Bam's claim that they were never married.”
“They told him that the wedding would take place in Iceland and that everything was arranged,” the lawyer continued. “They had a wedding ceremony and then returned to the United States and lived as a married couple with Bam for years.”
Glass added that although Margera claims the marriage was not legal, because Boyd believed in “good faith” that she was legally married to the specialist, the attorney argued that she qualifies as a “putative spouse” under California law. This would mean that, regardless of the legality of the partnership, Boyd still has her rights as a spouse, including fair division of assets and spousal support, as well as custody and support of children. Boyd and Margera currently share custody of their six-year-old son, Phoenix.
“It seems like a little restraint on Mr. Margera could do him some good,” Glass added, noting that Margera should use this time, amid multiple legal issues, to reflect on his situation going forward. Boyd initially filed for full custody and then a divorce amid the artist's substance abuse issues.
The former couple continued deliberating on the legality of their marriage on May 29, leaving celebrations for the newlyweds, Margera and Marie, on hold. The couple is not too upset about the situation and have hinted that they plan to have a second wedding ceremony in November to further celebrate their love.
“To all the family and friends, there will be a November wedding in Pennsylvania for everyone with a performance by @yelawolf!” Margera announced on Instagram.
