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Q: A judge has awarded a North Carolina man nearly $9 million from a man who had an affair with his wife. 
  
 Keith King, 48, who runs BMX Stunt Shows sued his wife's lover and was just awarded $8.8 million from the judge after citing an obscure law. 
  
 "To me that was the most important thing, the most sacred thing — my family," he said. "Every time he knew I was out of town, he would come into town." 
  
 North Carolina is one of only six states that allows a jilted spouse to sue for "alienation of affection." 
  
 King claimed his marriage to his wife Danielle, 33, was in great shape until his her boyfriend came along and ruined everything. 
  
 The husband said he found out his wife was cheating on him with Francisco Huizar in 2015 after viewing phone records. 
  
 "I called him from her phone and I said, 'She's a married woman, leave her alone. Don't you ever contact her again,'" King told Inside Edition. 
  
 He says the affair continued for months in secret. Then last year, she moved out of their home. Soon after, he went to her new apartment and was shocked to find the lover there. 
  
 "She’s my wife man — she’s my wife!" King says in footage of the confrontation. 
  
 "I felt like I just witnessed her die," he said of confronting her lover. 
  
 Danielle claims King was a control freak who made her dye her hair blonde and work without pay, but he calls her claims "100 percent false." 
  
 King says he considers the $8.8 million dollar award to be a hollow victory because he’d give anything to have his old life back. 
  
 "There isn't a dollar amount that you can put on it for what I think my family's worth," he said. 
  
 Huizar says he plans to appeal. 
  
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 It was a harrowing confrontation between a man, his wife and her lover. Forty-eight-year old Keith King is seen confronting the man his wife is now seeing, shouting, “That is my wife, man! Why are you taking my wife?” The bitter love triangle is making headlines around the world. King recently sued the other man, and has been awarded nearly $9 million. He says the award is a hollow victory, and that he’d give anything to have his old life back. ||||| Sign in using you account with: {* loginWidget *} 
  
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A: 
Keith King says no amount of money could make up for his busted marriage. Nonetheless, a North Carolina judge has ordered his wife's lover to pay him $8.8 million. The decision revolves around an obscure law on the books in six states called "alienation of affection," reports WSOC. In this case, the 48-year-old King claims he was in a happy marriage with 33-year-old Danielle, whom he wed in 2010, until she began an affair with a man she met on a business trip, reports WRAL and Inside Edition. "I've compared it to like a nuclear bomb going on around my surroundings," says King, who first got wind of the affair thanks to phone records. That led to a confrontation between King and Francisco Huizar that was recorded, followed by King learning that he could actually sue his romantic rival over all this. "My marriage was murdered," says King. Last week, a Durham County judge agreed, ordering Huizar to pay $2.2 million in compensatory damages and $6.6 million in punitive damages. The result is unusual, with most of the 200 alienation of affection claims filed in North Carolina each year settled out of court. But this was "a very classic case that just happened to have all of the factors," King's attorney tells WRAL. Still, some argue there should be no alienation of affection law at all as it's based on the outdated view that a married woman is her husband's property. It's "archaic … and should be stricken," says Huizar's lawyer, who claims King was controlling of his unhappy wife. "Verdicts like these … remove personal responsibility for a person's own marriage." Huizar plans to appeal. (A controversial entertainer is familiar with this kind of mess.)