Thursday December 13, 2007
Eva Longoria and Tony Parker in California on June 1, 2007
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"Are you coming or not? I would love to see you."
That's one of the text messages Eva Longoria's husband Tony Parker allegedly sent to model Alexandra Paressant, according to x17online.com.
To prove Paressant's allegations that she had an affair with the Spurs basketball player, the site noted Parker is friends with her on MySpace and published four text messages she claims were sent from him. Each were originally written in French:
• "I'm at the hotel, relax. We're going to see each other on Thur. anyway."
• "I'm back in Barcelona; call me when you get back."
• "Come; I'm at the Park Hyatt."
After Paressant came out yesterday to say she carried on an affair with Parker, 25, in September after meeting him at his wedding to Longoria, 32, the couple defended the integrity of their marriage.
"These allegations are completely, 100% false and untrue," Longoria's rep told Usmagazine.com in a statement. "All high profile couples fall victim to these sorts of things in the course of their relationships. It appears that this is not the first time this woman has used an athlete to gain public notoriety."
"I love my wife," Parker added. "She’s the best thing in my life, and I have never been happier."
Ironically, Longoria is on the cover of the latest issue of UK Glamour, hitting newsstands today in London.
"Both of us have these amazing lives separately, but they are second to being us, second to the relationship," she told the magazine before Paressant's allegations were known. "We'll have our fights, our ups and downs, but no matter what, we want to be together and be married."
The x17online.com report says that additional text messages are forthcoming.
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Posted by Henry Seltzer at 2:08 pm ET
