I went back to school and got my masters degree to be a licensed therapist. During a very tumultuous period, therapy was able to provide a safe space where I could process my emotions every week. I was done with the garment business and wanted to give back, because I believe that therapy saved my life. When I reached my late thirties, I decided to go back to school and become a therapist. While my kids were younger he would come over for Christmas or Thanksgiving. That doesn't mean we don't have our moments, but we chose to get along. Nadine MacalusoĮarly on, Jordan and I made a conscious choice to be friendly with one another and have always put our children first. Nadine said that while it was difficult to have no creative say in the movie, she was able to surrender to the process. I said to him: "I'm not going to sit here and watch you kill yourself like everyone else, just because you make them money, I'm not going to be a part of that." Something inside of me snapped and that night, I held an intervention for Jordan. One day, when Jordan had missed our appointment, she looked at me and said: "If you don't divorce this The final straw was when we started to visit a drugs counselor together. Of course, there were some good moments, it wasn't all horrible, but his drug use persisted and fights would occur all the time. We ended up falling in love and getting married. The movie got it right - someone did expose themselves to me, and I immediately wanted to leave. He was throwing a party in what exemplified the excess of Wall Street, money, and youth. When I first met Jordan, it was in the Hamptons in the early 90s. Margot Robbie played Nadine in the movie adaptation of Belfort's life. Nadine is the real-life woman behind Belfort's wife, the "Duchess of Bay Ridge" in the movie The Wolf of Wall Street.
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