As reported, Hugh Jackman was considered a good guy for a long time, but it seems that a divorce from Deborra-Lee Furness «"ruined" his reputation. According to a source, Jackman's biggest fear after the divorce could come true: Furness is considering going public about what she went through during his affair with Sutton Foster .
The source claims that Hugh Jackman's image as a "good guy" is already completely destroyed.
Hugh Jackman and Deborra-Lee Furness were once considered one of Hollywood's most enduring couples. However, after the former lovers announced their separation in 2023, their breakup attracted widespread attention. Although their split was initially considered amicable, rumors seem to have died down, as Jackman's relationship with Broadway star Sutton Foster emerged shortly after the announcement. As a result, according to an insider, Jackman's image as a "nice guy" is under threat.
A source told Closer that while Jackman appears to have recovered from the incident, his ex is "still deeply hurt and betrayed by Hugh's actions." Furthermore, Furness has received offers to tell her side of the story in a documentary or memoir, "to detail all the details, including Hugh's questionable behavior with Sutton and other instances where he wasn't entirely blameless.".
Therefore, given the current situation, the source believes that if the book or documentary is successful, Jackman could face certain risks. "While she's not a vindictive person, this has infuriated her. The truth is, she never had the chance to finish the story," the source stated.
The source also added that, since "scandals sell" in Hollywood, it's a "real nightmare" for her ex-husband. Jackman "has cultivated a nice-guy image for decades, which has already been shattered by the way he handled this divorce." "There's no telling how low he might sink if Deb reveals everything," the source noted.
Parul Singh's original report was published on Reality Tea.
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