Kenya Duke sought legal separation from Owen in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Friday
As per TMZ, Kenya Duke and Gary Owen, who have been hitched since 2003 and share two grown-up youngsters, are heading out in different directions for obscure reasons.
Owen, who got his beginning on BET's Comic View in 1997, is generally known for his stand-up and minor parts in films like Daddy Day Care, Think Like a Man, and Ride Along, as indicated by TMZ.
In an individual meeting by theGrio's Natasha Alford in 2016, the couple said they appreciate a fun, fruitful marriage, and affectionately embrace the difficulties of race inside the setting of their own interracial, mixed family.
When talking about being the primary white man Duke at any point dated, Owen giggled, saying, "That to me is a greater honor than having a show on BET!" He said, "The way that my game was solid to such an extent that I had the option to pull this delightful Black woman."
When relating the account of how they met at a satire club almost twenty years prior, he spouted, "I resembled, 'Look, I realize I should stand by three days, yet you're going to meet a ton of fellows in three days. I'm simply telling you now — I'm intrigued.'"
In a new story detailed by Page Six, Owen blamed a Delta Airlines ticket specialist for racially profiling Duke as she remained in a line for top notch travelers.
In an Instagram video, which reiterated the occurrence including his better half and girl after it had happened, Owen said "Thus, they advise everyone to arrange for first [class]."
"My significant other falls in line, and the person working the entryway at B21, Cincinnati Airport, asks my better half, 'Goodness, are you in first?' And my significant other said, 'No doubt, I am.' And then my significant other said, 'Are you not going to ask the person behind me?' And he goes, 'No.' My better half said, 'Why?' He said, 'Cause I don't feel like it.'"
Owen proceeded, "The person behind her's a white fella, and the ticket specialist was a white man. In any case, he asked the Black woman, 'Are you in first?'" Owen made it a highlight say that his outrage was not aimed at the numerous workers of Delta who play out their positions without offending the poise of others.
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