Kimora Lee Simmons' Husband Djimon Hits Back At Kola Boof Rumors

Fresh off divorce rumors Kimora Lee Simmons and her husband actor, Djimon Hounsou are responding to cheating allegations brought on by author Kola Boof. Known mostly for being Osama bin Laden’s mistress, Kola is making a new name for herself as the Hollywood jumpoff.

“I have slept with Djimon Hounsou throughout his marriage to Kimora Lee Simmons,” stated Kola before adding, “I don’t think it’s a secret to people in Los Angeles.”

Yikes! Djimon released a statement against these rumors today via GlobalGrind,

“It has come to my attention vicious lies and stories are being spread about myself and my family. I do not know, nor have I ever met this person. To that extent any and all claims are totally fabricated and for the press to be spreading these lies is irresponsible on their part. I am a man of integrity and would never betray my wife or my family.”

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