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PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLORIDA: Greg Norman's wife Kirsten Kutner reportedly served alcohol to a minor in their $18 million Florida house before two other teenagers molested the girl simultaneously, according to a complaint. Along with her husband Norman, Kirsten has been accused in a civil case of carelessness and aiding juvenile delinquency.
The couple allegedly let Kirsten's 18-year-old daughter throw a pool party at Norman's property in Palm Beach Gardens, where she served alcohol to the visitors, including the minors. A young girl who attended Norman's stepdaughter's school and went under the name Jane Doe in the complaint said Kirsten gave her alcohol before she was sexually assaulted by two other minor party attendees who were also drunk. The incident of sexual assault took place "on a grassy area near the defendants' pool," according to the lawsuit.
Who is Kirsten Kutner?
Kirsten Kutner is best known for being the wife of Greg Norman, the CEO of LIV Golf Investments. At present, she runs her own interior designing company worth more than a million dollars and loves creating unique designs. The interior designer began seeing Norman a few months after divorcing tennis legend Chris Evert in 2010. From her first marriage, Kirsten has two daughters, Kaya Kutner, 18, and Kelly Kutner, 15. They both reside with the Normans. In May, Kaya received her Oxbridge diploma, as reported by Vizaca.
Greg Norman and Kirsten Kutner got married in November 2010
The couple married on November 1, 2010, in a small ceremony on Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands. They arranged a beach party following the wedding for their close friends and family, as per reports. It was Norman's third marriage, and the couple is rumored to have been dating even before he divorced his second wife.
Two teenagers charged with sexual assault also consumed alcohol
The lawsuit claims that the two teenagers charged with the sexual assault consumed alcohol at the party hosted "on or about September 6, 2021," despite Florida law prohibiting drinking under the age of 21 in either a public or private setting, as reported by Daily Mail. "After the plaintiff became visibly inebriated, she was sexually assaulted" by the two minors, states the lawsuit.
The case was reportedly filed on March 22 at a courthouse close to Norman's Palm Beach Gardens property by the victim and her parents. However, the legal action remained hidden as Norman dealt with the conflict between the PGA Tour and the Saudis' effort to take over professional golf. In the lawsuit, the victim, who identified as Jane Doe, is described as a classmate of 'K.K.,' daughter of Kirsten Norman.
