The controversy surrounding Mike Vrabel and Dianna Russini's alleged affair continues to escalate, weeks after they were first seen together at a hotel in Arizona. While Dianna Russini lost her prestigious job, Mike Vrabel has now admitted to seeking counseling.
Vrabel's Remarks on Counseling Spark Outrage
A few hours ago, the New England Patriots' head coach, Mike Vrabel, opened up about wanting to take a few days off to seek counseling as he aspires to be a "better husband" and a "better coach." Vrabel stated, "I have committed to seeking counseling, starting this weekend." He added, "This is something that I have given a lot of thought to and is something I would advise a player to do if I was counseling them." Vrabel continued, "This is not an easy thing for me to admit, but it is one that I know will make me a better person."
While the New England Patriots have remained silent, fans have expressed outrage. One fan tweeted, "You don't need to take a draft day off to go to an hour of therapy bro. This is a PR strategy. SAD." Another wrote, "He can't wait for Monday? Must be worse than I thought." A third fan posted, "Blah blah blah —- BS, he just wants this to go away and avoid consequences. BUT he must own up to them. Sorry — this won't just go away." A fourth fan commented, "Keep your d**k in your pants therapy. He needs it ASAP. What a clown. He looks worse by the day." A fifth fan noted, "Jesus Christ he just coaches football not lead a nation."
Vrabel and Wife Stay Away from Divorce Rumors
This has sparked strong speculation that Mike Vrabel's marriage to his wife, Jennifer Vrabel, may be ending, but nothing has been confirmed. Both Mike Vrabel and his wife of 27 years, Jennifer Vrabel, have stayed away from the rumors, and their children remain out of the spotlight.
