‘Blind Side’ Star Quinton Aaron Learns ‘Wife’ Is Married To Another Man

Quinton Aaron is awake and in stable condition after suffering a severe spinal stroke that left him battling for dear life.

However, reports suggest he’s disappointed that his “wife,” Margarita Aaron, is actually married to another man and has told family members he doesn’t want to see her.

Margarita, who claims to be “spiritually married” to Quinton, played a major role in his health journey as she made some health decisions on his behalf and was the one who called for help when he suffered a neck infection earlier this year.

“The Blind Side” star Quinton Aaron has come out of his health crisis and is on the way to full recovery.

Family members of the 41-year-old actor told TMZ in a statement this week that Quinton is now awake and fully alert following a life-threatening spinal stroke.

In fact, he’s understood to be very active and has been engaging in physical activities like writing and solving puzzles, with reports suggesting he’s starting to regain sensation in his legs.

Quinton has his family’s full support and is understood to be receiving approved visitors. However, his “wife” Margarita is not welcome as the news outlet reports he has warned severely that he does “NOT want to see Margaret at all.”

All through Quinton’s hospitalization, a woman named Margarita was by his side, identifying herself as his “wife” to medical staff and the public.

She even told TMZ that she and Quinton “got spiritually married,” but the actor’s family raised an alarm that their purported marriage was never legal.

The situation raised eyebrows when they revealed that Margarita is actually married to another man, with her own daughter and niece confirming the claims.

Quinton’s brother Jarred was particularly worried that she was misrepresenting herself as his legal sister-in-law and was helping to make “crucial and life-saving medical decisions” for his brother.

As a result, Jarred shared that he “genuinely feared” for his brother’s life at the time, but Margarita fought back, saying she “does NOT have power of attorney, and has never made medical decisions on Quinton’s behalf.”

The situation somewhat turned into a back-and-forth between Jarred and Margarita, as they exchanged words publicly.

Margarita defended her position as Quinton’s “spiritual” wife, adamantly insisting that they’re married.

She even took a dig at Jarred, saying, “If he’s saying I’m such a bad person, why does he live with me and Quinton?”

However, Jarred claimed that at the time they all lived under the same roof, he didn’t know that they were not legally married.

“I have all this crucial information that Quinton doesn’t know about, and now it feels like I’ve gotten it too late,” Jarred noted.

According to the news outlet, Quinton’s family has filled him in on everything that has been going on, which left the actor “disappointed.”

However,  he still feels supported by his family and has said he’ll explain “in full detail” everything he went through as he focuses on his full recovery.

Meanwhile, his family offered an apology for not nipping the confusing situation in the bud sooner than now.

Quinton, who has battled other health conditions in the past, including congestive heart failure, diabetes, and an incident that saw him cough blood, told Fox News Digital in October that a previous medical scare prompted him to change his lifestyle.

“I had this come-to-Jesus kind of moment a few years back,” he remembered. “I was at this waterfront in Mandeville, Louisiana. This is like during COVID, 2021ish. And I used to always go there and sit and just meditate, listen to the water and stuff.”

He added, “There’s one day I’m sitting there on the wall, and I’m just listening to the water vibe, and then I wake up underwater. So I literally passed out, fell off the wall, and it was like a 12-foot drop, but the water was only three feet deep. I didn’t know that at the time. Well, thank God it was three feet deep, because I can’t swim.”

The actor recalled hearing a voice encouraging him to “stand up,” but the water started “pushing” him into the rocks.

He managed to climb out of the water and was rushed to the hospital, after which doctors conducted tests and discovered he had an infection in one of his big toes that had spread to his bone.

“I was in the hospital for a few weeks getting IV antibiotics,” Quinton said. “I almost lost my toe, but thankfully I didn’t. They just cut a piece of it off, and it had to heal.”