Paul Buttafuoco
Family Background
Joey and Mary Jo Buttafuoco were married in 1977. Mary Jo later became a motivational speaker. In 1983, they welcomed their first child, Jessica Buttafuoco. A year later, they divorced. However, they came to accept this relationship after a year of hiding. They remarried in 1992. Paul is the second child of the couple. In his personal life, he is a motivational speaker and author.
Son was an Inspiration
The Buttafuocos met at the Lingerie Bowl. Paul subsequently married Mary Jo Buttafuoco, who was also a photographer. Joey and Mary Jo Buttafuoco are both 66 years old. Their son, Paul, inspired them to write the book. However, their relationship ended in divorce in 2007. The Buttafuocos were reunited at the Lingerie Bowl in 2006, which is the occasion for Joey Fisher’s return to the spotlight.
Paul Buttafuoco Acting Trade from Father
Jessica Buttafuoco is the daughter of actor Joey Buttafuoco. Their parents were both actors, and both had a strong passion for acting. Paul was a talented actor and he was very lucky to learn the trade from his father. His father and mother modeled their careers to their advantage, and they had one daughter who also became an actor. Jessica Buttafuoco has since appeared in many films.
Paul Buttafuoco Dark Side
However, the shooting was no joke. The couple was having an affair and he had been involved in a drug deal. Mary Jo Buttafuoco was a victim of a violent crime. In 1992, her husband, Paul Buttafuoco, had a relationship with Amy Fisher. After their marriage, she was shot in the face by a young woman named Amy Fisher. Although the two were separated at the time of the shooting, Mary Jo Buttafuoco was paralyzed from the neck down.
Guilty for Several Charges
After serving four months in prison, Joey Buttafuoco was released after pleading guilty to several charges. He posed as Mary Jo Fisher’s fictional sister Ann Marie, and offered him a T-shirt featuring the auto body shop logo. However, Joey Buttafuoco and Mary Jo Buttafuoco were married. They had two children together.
Conclusion
Joey Buttafuoco’s lawyer sold the story to movie producers, and he was sentenced to a year in jail. He was released in March 1994 after serving four months in jail for violating probation. Afterwards, he was eligible for parole after five years. The two children were reunited in their lives after he served his sentence. However, Mary Fisher was no longer happy with their sex life.
