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Monica Gary discusses domestic violence charge against her, stemming from argument with her husband
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28:44Now Playing“I apologized to them.”
Former stripper turned pastor turned politician Monica Gary returns to The Good Word series this week for an exclusive interview with FOX 5’s Tisha Lewis, discussing a domestic violence charge against her, stemming from an argument she had with her husband two weeks ago.
Gary says one of her children called police. She says she apologized to her children and says there was no physical violence.
Gary says she is now in therapy and raising awareness about mental health, unresolved trauma and transparency and vulnerability in politics. Gary is planning to run for Senate in 2027. She currently sits on the Stafford County Board of Supervisors.
She is married with 7 children. Her husband was present off camera during our interview.
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