How Gayle King feels about ex-husband William Bumpus’ apology for ‘painful’ cheating scandal
Gayle King expressed surprise and appreciation for her ex-husband William Bumpus' public apology regarding his past infidelity. She reflected on the painful experience of their marriage and noted that both have since healed and moved on. King emphasized the importance of overcoming such challenges and encouraged other women to find strength in similar situations.
- ▪Gayle King was shocked by her ex-husband's public apology for cheating during their marriage.
- ▪She stated that both she and Bumpus have healed and moved on since the affair.
- ▪King wants to inspire other women to overcome the pain of infidelity.
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Celebrity News How Gayle King feels about ex-husband William Bumpus’ apology for ‘painful’ cheating scandal By Alexandra Bellusci Published May 28, 2026, 3:15 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Gayle King was shocked that her ex-husband William Bumpus issued a public apology after she spoke out about him cheating on her during their 11-year marriage. The journalist told TMZ Thursday she was “surprised” Bumpus, whom she was married to from 1982 to 1993, was “even talking, because he never talks.” “So I was surprised, but I can also say I appreciated what he had to say,” she continued.
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