Matt Kalil Suing Ex-Wife Over Revealing Interview
Former NFL offensive lineman Matt Kalil has filed a lawsuit against his ex-wife, Haley Kalil, for disclosing private details about their intimate life during a recent interview.
In a conversation with Twitch streamer Marlon, Haley, a model and social media influencer, implied that her ex-husband’s unusually large anatomy was a significant challenge in their relationship. She shared that they had exhausted numerous options—therapists and doctors, among others—mentioning, “It’s like I look up and it’s like a lipotype—you know what I mean?” This phrase, though somewhat humorous in context, underscores the seriousness she attributes to the issue. “It’s kind of funny, but honestly, it’s like a comedy in my life,” she laughed, reflecting on the situation.
When Marlon inquired if this was the “biggest factor” in their issues, she acknowledged it was, adding, “He’s 0.01% of the population. We’ve tried everything—it’s just impossible.” At one point, she even described the size in rather unusual terms, likening it to “two Coke cans stacked,” which, well—who would expect that?
Reportedly, Matt’s lawsuit, filed recently, claims that Haley’s public comments have disrupted his efforts to step back from the spotlight and cast a shadow on his personal life. He is seeking damages for invasion of privacy, as he states that her disclosures have brought unwanted attention about “very intimate and private facts” associated with him.
In his legal filing, Matt expresses that he has faced “unwanted public attention,” and that his family has had to contend with the fallout from these “degrading and highly personal comments.” He also mentions that his current wife has been receiving disturbing messages, which surely adds strain to their relationship.
Despite the litigation, Haley maintains no hostility toward Matt, referring to him as a “really good person” and wishing him well.
Matt Kalil, who stands 6 feet 7 inches tall and weighs in at 315 pounds, enjoyed a career in the NFL from 2012 to 2017, making a mark as a Pro Bowler in his first year with the Minnesota Vikings. His last team was the Carolina Panthers, where he played in 2017.
