Did Judge Mathis Win Back His Wife? Here's the Tea

The famous TV judge and his wife Linda Reese initially announced their plans to divorce back in August.

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Linda Mathis and Judge Mathis at the 12th Annual Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation “Big Fighters, Big Cause” Charity Boxing Night on May 24, 2023 in Beverly Hills, California.
Linda Mathis and Judge Mathis at the 12th Annual Sugar Ray Leonard Foundation “Big Fighters, Big Cause” Charity Boxing Night on May 24, 2023 in Beverly Hills, California.
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After 40 years of marriage, famous TV judge Judge Greg Mathis and his wife Linda Reese shocked everyone when it was revealed they were headed for a divorce earlier this summer. But now—it looks like the tables have turned for the better.

Over the weekend, Mathis and Reese were spotted together being all lovey-dovey, marking their first public appearance as a unit since the news of their impending divorce hit the social media timelines back in August. Speaking to TMZ briefly, the beloved couple told the outlet that they’re doing well now, which is in stark contrast to the status they had just one month prior. At the time, Mathis was cautiously optimistic about reconciling with Reese but he was adamant that he would win her back.

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Now, it appears his attempts were successful and the journey to get back on the right page with his wife has led him on a new mission to “help Black love.”

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“I think what happens is sometimes in life, God has to break you down to lift you up and put you on another mission. You know as a street kid [who] went to jail, came out—I was on a mission to help street youth and I have for 25 years. Now, I’m on a mission to help Black love, how ‘bout that?” Mathis said.

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When asked if he was officially “out of the dog house,” Reese laughed it off and said that the two of them standing there together should be all the answer the public needs.

“We’re standing here right now, together,” Reese said, with Mathis adding: “It speaks for itself.”