Jun Idoda Reveals Reason for Divorce from Yumi Adachi, but Social Networking Sites Are Filled with “Could it be because of Adultery? The social networking sites were full of criticisms of the divorce.

Jun Idoda, 51, of the comedy duo Speedwagon, appeared on the February 13 broadcast of “Odoru! Sanma Goten! (Nippon Television Network Corporation) on February 13, and talked about the reasons for his divorce from his ex-wife, Yumi Adachi (42).

When model Shimon Okura, who appeared in “Married Couples’ Differences SP,” spoke of his wife Michopa’s (Miyu Ikeda) dissatisfaction with her mother-in-law, Idoda responded, “I never listen to what my mother-in-law says,

When model Shimon Okura expressed his dissatisfaction with his wife Michyopa’s (Miyu Ikeda) mother-in-law on “The Differences Between Husbands and Wives SP,” Idoda replied, “What the mother-in-law says is absolute. I don’t know if I should say this here, but that’s why I failed last time. My mother-in-law is absolute.

The studio was filled with laughter. Of course, it was just an episodic talk to liven things up, but the social networking sites were filled with laughter,

Poor Mr. Adachi. Her mother exposed it, her ex-husband exposed it, it’s just awful.

I’m sure that Ms. Idoda’s adultery had a big influence on the divorce, but I wonder how she feels about blaming her mother-in-law for everything.

Some commenters cited Idoda’s “adultery” 15 years ago, which is said to be one of the reasons for their divorce, as one of the reasons.

The two married in September 2005. At that time, Adachi was two months pregnant, and she revealed at her wedding press conference that they met in April of the same year.’ Their first child was born in April of 2006, but two weeks later, Adachi’s infidelity was reported in “FRIDAY. He had a secret meeting with a woman at a hotel, and it was nine days before the birth.

It was in April 2006 (May 5, 2006 issue) that “FRIDAY” reported the scene of Idoda’s “hotel affair.

A “sweet night” with his ex-girlfriend just before the birth of his beloved daughter

In the evening of early April ’06, Idoda, wearing a cap and sunglasses, entered a city hotel in Shibuya, Tokyo, alone. He walked straight through the front desk and boarded the elevator after seeing that the hall was empty. In fact, a beautiful woman in a white trench coat with long, slender legs had checked in 30 minutes earlier.