Former Senator Kyrsten Sinema is now legally exposed in North Carolina after a judge ruled she can be sued under the state’s “alienation of affection” law — a rare legal avenue allowing spouses to sue third parties who allegedly destroyed their marriage. The suit, filed by the ex-wife of her former security detail member Matthew Ammel, claims Sinema knowingly pursued him despite his marital status, leading to the breakdown of their union. Though Sinema insists she has no ties to North Carolina and none of their encounters occurred there, the court sided with the plaintiff, paving the way for a high-profile legal battle over personal relationships, financial compensation, and the boundaries of public figures’ private lives.
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