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Tea Leoni Stands By Her Man at the Los Viajeros Inn

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 1000 North Tegner [map], Wickenburg, AZ, United States, 85390
September 9, 2008 at 9:00 AM | by | Comment (1)

X-Files star David Duchovony checked into a treatment center in Wickenburg, Ariz. for some sort of sex addiction and his wife Tea Leoni has decided to stand by her man, even though he may have been addicted to internet porn and sex chat rooms.

According to the National Enquirer, everyone's #1 reliable source for extramarital celebrity activities since the John Edwards baby scandal, Tea recently went to visit David and checked into the Los Viajeros Inn under her real name Elizabeth Pantaleoni (Ooo. We like that name way better than Tea.)

The hotel is Southwest to the extreme and promises you nothing but a good-ole fashioned Western experience, even if the decor is an early 90s vision of Southwest style:

Is the old west of America your dream-vacation? Well, if that is true, then get ready for the vacation of your life. Horseback riding, trail drives, chuck wagon cookouts, jeep tours into the untamed desert

Aside from being relationship-saving, the hotel is money-saving as well with rooms starting around $85 a night. And the internet is free with the website promising to: "spoil you with free in room high speed wireless internet." Eeee. Awkward!

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He's addicted to internet porn!  David had his chance with Tea, my turn now.
iamdanny on September 9, 2008 at 9:17 AM #Permalink

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