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Pilar Sanders Makes Shocking New Allegations Against Deion Sanders

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The divorce battle between Pilar Sanders and her husband of 12 years Deion Sanders is heating up…again. Earlier this month the estranged couple were on speaking terms and even living under the same roof while working out the specifics of their divorce but new papers filed in Texas by Pilar suggest things have changed for the worse.

In documents filed today Pilar explicitly calls Deion a “bully” who has repeatedly cheated through the course of their marriage

According to TMZ Pilar stated that “[Deion] committed numerous acts of adultery … on numerous occasions throughout the marriage. [Deion] voluntarily had sexual intercourse with others who were not his spouse.”

If infidelity wasn’t enough, Pilar adds that Deion “has been guilty of unkind, uncaring, insensitive, cruel and unusual treatment of [Pilar] … as well as physical, mental and emotional abuse of [Pilar] and the parties’ children.”

“[Deion] is a bully” … who “suffers from a narcissistic personality disorder, needs a full psychological evaluation.”

Pilar also requested sole and legal custody of their three children together and the prenuptial agreement be voided. Pilar believes Deion needs counseling to become a better father and she was forced to sign the pre-nup under duress.

So much for a reconciliation…

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