More disturbing details have emerged about the events leading up to Dwight Howard and Amy Luciani’s divorce.
Police were reportedly called to the couple’s Georgia home three separate times within the last two weeks, adding another layer to the already messy situation surrounding their split. According to the Gwinnett County Police Department, officers responded to the couple’s mansion in Suwanee, Georgia, for incidents involving a suicide threat, a domestic disturbance, and a theft report.
Authorities have not released specific details about what led to each call, and it remains unclear who made the reports or what officers encountered when they arrived at the property.
The police activity comes as Howard officially moved forward with ending the marriage. Court records show the former NBA star filed for divorce on Monday, stating the marriage is “irretrievably broken.” Howard is also requesting exclusive use of his Georgia mansion as the divorce process moves forward.
The filing followed a wave of social media drama over the weekend after Amy Luciani posted a series of allegations about Howard on Instagram. The posts quickly spread online and drew significant attention to the couple’s relationship.
The situation is particularly surprising because the pair had already gone through a divorce filing once before. Luciani initially filed for divorce about eight months ago but later withdrew the petition after the two attempted to reconcile.
Now, with police visits and public accusations entering the picture, it appears the relationship had deeper issues unfolding behind the scenes.
Neither Howard nor Luciani has publicly commented on the police responses at their home. Authorities also have not confirmed whether any arrests were made during any of the reported incidents.
