Fujiwara: High-profile divorce from Jinnai 'already history'

Fujiwara: High-profile divorce from Jinnai 'already history'

TOKYO, Japan - Actress Norika Fujiwara, whose recent divorce from comedian Tomonori Jinnai made headlines, is surrounded by photographers and onlookers at Tokyo's Haneda airport on March 25. Asked to comment on Jinnai's confession that he had cheated on her, she said, ''Our divorce is already history. I'm looking ahead.''

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