‘The Sopranos’ Star Makes Bombshell Claim Against Ex-Husband
The star divorced from her husband in 2006 after a tumultuous three-year relationship.

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Jamie-Lynn Sigler claims in her new memoir that her ex-husband and former manager, A.J. DiScala, stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from her earnings on The Sopranos. During their 2006 divorce, following a toxic three-year relationship, Sigler hired a forensic accountant who told her, “There are hundreds of thousands of dollars missing” from her corporate account. In her new book, And So It Is..., she revealed that the investigator found her earnings had been transferred into the couple’s joint account and quietly moved to a separate account to which Sigler did not have access. While her lawyer wanted to pursue the missing money, she decided against it because of the “agita and legal bill to follow,” and felt that at 24 years old, “no amount of money was worth more than getting this man out of my life.” Sigler remarried in 2016 to baseball player Cutter Dykstra, with whom she shares two sons. DiScala is currently serving an 11-and-a-half-year sentence and paying $2,484,873 in forfeiture after being convicted in 2018 of two counts of securities and wire fraud conspiracy, two counts of securities fraud, and four counts of wire fraud.
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