Youtube Divorce Lady Loses in Court...

Tricia Walsh-Smith, the infamous "divorce lady" whose wacky youtube videos about her divorce and her husband, gained her notoriety and fame, has lost her divorce case in court today.

The judge was not pleased with her performances on youtube saying "She has attempted to turn the life of her husband into a soap opera by directing, writing, acting in and producing a melodrama" and called her video stunt "a calculated and callous campaign to embarrass and humiliate her husband".

Some of the facts of this case were not apparent while the public was focused on Ms. Walsh-Smith's entertaining videos. She did sign a pre-nup in 1999, three weeks before her wedding. This agreement said that she would have to vacate their apartment within 30 days and would only receive $750,000 of her husband's millions.

The judge upheld the pre-nup agreement and said it was valid. Tricia Walsh-Smith says she will appeal, but must now leave her Park Avenue apartment. $750,000 is not pocket change, and instead of appealing, I think she should move on already and start a new life. She needs to cut her losses and let go of her anger and bitterness.

Youtube’s “Divorce Lady” Invited to the Largest Divorce Party in the U.S.

Authors invite Tricia Walsh-Smith to celebrate her divorce with 300 South Florida divorcees

Fort Lauderdale, FL: After watching Tricia Walsh-Smith on YouTube.com complaining about her impending divorce, authors Christina Rowe and Rosalind Sedacca, hosts of the Largest Divorce Party in the nation, decided to invite Ms.Walsh to their next Divorce Party on May 30th. Hundreds of divorced men and women from South Florida have been gathering at Christopher’s Night Club in Ft. Lauderdale over the last few months to celebrate the end of their marriages in a positive way.

“We are hoping that a Divorce Party will help Tricia Walsh-Smith move on and let go of her bitterness,” says Christina Rowe, author of Seven Secrets to a Successful Divorce. The authors are offering to pay for a round trip plane ticket from N.Y. to Fort Lauderdale for Ms. Walsh so she can attend the party.

“A Divorce Party may be just what she needs to get past her negative emotions, have some fun and focus on starting over with dignity,” says Rosalind Sedacca, author of How Do I Tell the Kids about the Divorce? “Our Parties are all about celebrating new beginnings, laughing, letting go and moving on. It provides guests with a safe environment to mark the end of their marriages with a ritual so they can begin a new chapter in their life with new confidence.”

At the Party Tricia Walsh-Smith will enjoy dancing to breakup songs like “I Will Survive” and ‘Love is a Battlefield” on a dance floor that features a black wedding cake. She can also bring a picture of her ex to pin on “The Wall of Shame.” Tricia can participate in several tongue-in-cheek, zany games and contests and possibly win a free book, Spa Beauty Basket or other great prizes. “And everyone is encouraged to bring their friends, along with their sense of humor,” says Rowe. The party is sponsored by Divorce360.com and Divorce Magazine. Both authors promise valuable goodie bags for all who attend.

The Divorce Party starts at 9:00 p.m. and features free drinks for ladies and other drink specials from 9:30 to 11:30. Christopher’s Night Club is located at 2857 E. Oakland Park Blvd. in Ft. Lauderdale. For more information call 561 742-3537.

Admission is $10 at the door and $8 for those registered on the VIP Guest List at: www.secretsofdivorce.com/divorceparty.html.