MONACO—Admitting he was at a total loss to comprehend or explain the lunatic acts of his mother, Wyatt Spencer knelt before his wife in their luxurious hotel room Monday afternoon and pledged that upon their return to Los Angeles he would make sure that his mother would keep her distance from her or anyone with the last name Forrester. “I can’t live without you. You’re the only thing that matters to me,” said the former mama’s boy, justifiably nervous that his wife’s bloodshot eyes meant she had reached her breaking point in their marriage. According to reports Steffy Spencer had forbid her mother-in-law Quinn Fuller from going near anyone in her family. It appears Fuller violated the terms of that decree by have a romantic relationship with Eric Forrester, Spencer’s grandfather.
Earlier that morning witnesses standing outside the Monte-Carlo hotel confirmed to reporters that Spencer saw a woman and her grandfather locked in a passionate embrace. After Forrester departed in a waiting car Spencer approached the woman (whose back was turned and thus not immediately identifiable). Fearing discovery Fuller took off running when she recognized her daughter-in-law’s voice. What came next was a frantic foot chase through the scenic town of Monte Carlo.
“There was a woman chasing another woman in a big hat,” said an onlooker who claims to have witnessed Spence, push her mother-in-law violently to the ground before realizing her true identity.
The two women were then seen in a public park engaged in a screaming match where sources allege an enraged Spencer lost all control when she learned that Fuller had been having sex with her grandfather.
Disgusted by what she had just uncovered Spencer retreated to her hotel room to look out from the balcony with deep sadness. It was there, sources believe, that upon returning Spencer’s husband could immediately feel the hammering vibration of the final nail his mother had just banged into his already shaky relationship. “If this is what you need then this is what you’ll get. Whatever it takes.” said Mr. Spencer before quickly imploring with his wife not to let his brainsick mother interrupt their routine of taking hundreds of pictures and posting them to her many social media accounts.
