Identifying herself as M. Annette Cox, her maiden name, she said the couple separated on April 1 and that their marriage is irretrievably broken.
Louisville Courier JournalThe wife of Papa John's founder John Schnatter filed for divorce on Thursday. The couple has been married for 32 years.
As is standard in Kentucky, a no-fault state, Cox’s suit doesn’t give any reason for the divorce. It was filed by Louisville family law attorney Melanie Straw-Boone. But his off-the-cuff remarks got him in hot water later that year, when he blamed sagging sales on the NFL’s handling of black player protests during the national anthem.
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