Mark Croft has asked wife Kerry Katona for a divorce.

Apparently, he doesn't like that she has gotten fat again, and he can't bear to go to bed with 'that'.

Funny, though. That Croft decides to divorce Katona now, when her bankruptcy has finally been lifted. The timing seems, appropriate. If Croft wanted to make sure he got at least some money from the relationship.

It was the only way. Kerry wasn't strong enough to end it herself. She had tried once before and then simply too Mark back four days later. Yes, Kerry, he's the reason for most of your money going missing. Yes, Kerry, you'll be better off without him. Yes, Kerry, it's going to be bloody tough. But you've got to do it. Don't you see that your popularity has gone down since you married him? And what has he contributed to the marriage? Besides being paid to drive you around when, in fact, a normal husband would drive their wife FOR FREE?

It was never an equal marriage. He emotionally abused you. He was clever at it like all abusers are. Everyone in your life that you were close to were taken away from you. You had fights with your mother, with your friends. You cut ties with your agent Max who had been the one steady force in your life for many, many years. The only person you had to turn to was your husband Mark, and he made it that way. It's easier to control people when they have no one else to turn to. Easier to convince you that they are the only one that cares.

Not that you are completely faultless, Kerry, yet we understand what you're going through. It is a tough rode ahead, but you yourself are tough, and you'll get through it.