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Dan Brown‘s ex-wife Blythe has accused him of leading a double life in brand new claims.

Blythe, who divorced the “Da Vinci Code” author in 2019, has filed a lawsuit against him and claims that Dan “secretly siphoned” off vast sums of money “to conduct sordid, extra-marital affairs” with women.

The Boston Globe reports that Blythe has sued Dan for misrepresenting the couple’s wealth in a sworn financial affidavit he signed as part of their divorce agreement, and for intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.

“This lawsuit is about standing up for myself and asserting my self-worth. I have continually tried to absorb the shocking truth withheld during our divorce that Dan had been leading a double life for years during our marriage, all while coming home to me,” Blythe shared in a statement this week.

She continued, “…It is time to reveal his deceit and betrayal. After so much pain, it is time for truth. It is time to right these wrongs.”

The suit accuses Dan of taking funds from their account to finance his activities with his mistresses, including a young horse trainer who lived in Holland.

Some of the gifts that are mentioned include a prize-winning Friesian horse named “LimiTed Edition”, priced at $345,000, plus a new car, a two-horse transport truck, and renovations to the woman’s apartment in Holland.

Just recently, the character Dan created for the “Da Vinci Code” book series, Robert Langdon, is getting his own television series.

Robert Langdon is getting his very own television series.

Deadline reports that the Dan Brown character from “The Da Vinci Code” book series will be the focus of a brand new television series on NBC.

Langdon is said to be a prequel to the popular movie franchise, focusing on a younger Robert Langdon to change the timeline in the novels.

The series, based on “The Lost Symbol”, would center on the early adventures of the Harvard symbologist, who must solve a series of deadly puzzles to save his kidnapped mentor and thwart a chilling global conspiracy.

Tom Hanks starred as the character in The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons on the big screen.

Tom Hanks poses in front of a beautiful backdrop during a photo call for his film Inferno on Friday afternoon (October 7) at Forte di Belvedere in Florence, Italy.

The 60-year-old actor was joined by his co-stars Felicity Jones, Omar Sy and Irrfan Kahn as well as the film’s director Ron Howard and author Dan Brown.

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During a press conference for the film, Tom said he enjoyed the chance to reprise his role as Robert Langdon and play the smartest guy in the room.

“You give me the right amount of verbiage and just enough time to do the right amount of research, and I can convince you that I may be the smartest guy in the room,” he joked.

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Felicity Jones keeps it chic and sophisticated while attending the photo call for her latest film Inferno held at Palazzo Vecchio on Thursday (October 6) in Florence, Italy.

The 32-year-old actress was joined at the event by her co-stars Tom Hanks, Omar Sy, Dan Brown, Irrfan Khan and director Ron Howard.

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“I felt totally embraced by him,” Felicity expressed about working with Tom (via Telegraph). “He is so unegotistical – he hasn’t been in any way corrupted by fame.”

FYI: Felicity is wearing a Rodebjer bow blouse and carrying a Salvatore Ferragamo clutch.

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Dan Brown‘s best-selling novel “Digital Fortress” is being turned into a television series and it just landed a put pilot commitment from ABC!

Here is a synopsis of the book via Deadline: The story is “a sexy cat-and-mouse game between a Snowden-esque character that is threatening to release all of the government’s secrets to the highest bidder and our female cryptographer and her elite team who are tasked to stop him. Teeming with double-crosses in matters of both national security and the heart, ultimately Digital Fortress begs the very real question, who guards the guards?”

Dan Brown is the author of such books as “The Da Vinci Code” and “Angels & Demons”

In case you don’t know, a put pilot is a pilot that the network agrees to air unless they want to face a significant financial penalty. This pretty much guarantees the series will be picked up.

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