Quinton Aaron alleges ‘spiritual wife’ tried to harm him amid recovery

Quinton Aaron, best known for his role in The Blind Side, has publicly stated he does not want to see or speak to his so-called “spiritual wife” Margarita Aaron again, alleging she may have played a role in his recent hospitalization.

The 41-year-old actor, who is currently recovering from a spinal stroke, told TMZ he believes Margarita lied about her marital status and accused her of being “Satanic” and attempting to “take [him] out.” 

He emphasized that he has informed family, close friends, and hospital staff that he does not want contact with her.

“I have made it clear publicly, to family, close friends, and the hospital staff, that I don’t want to see her or talk to her,” Quinton said. He added that he plans to focus on recovery, faith, family, and his career moving forward.

Margarita, whose legal name is Margaret DeLeon, denied the allegations. She told TMZ she never tried to harm Quinton, claiming she loves him and encouraged him to adopt a healthier lifestyle due to his medical history. 

She also described herself as a spiritual woman of God and suggested that any “spirits” or “satanic” influences came from Quinton’s side of the family.

On the question of her marital status, Margarita said Quinton was aware that her estranged husband had refused to sign divorce papers.

This week, Quinton’s brother, Jarred Aaron, obtained a restraining order against Margarita. According to court documents, she must stay away from Jarred and his immediate family. 

Jarred cited concerns that Margarita was misrepresenting herself to hospital staff and potentially influencing “crucial and life-saving medical decisions” during Quinton’s hospitalization.

Jarred said he feared for his brother’s safety and explained that he had uncovered information about Margarita’s misrepresentations too late to act earlier. “I genuinely fear for my brother’s life,” he told TMZ.

Margarita countered that she did not have power of attorney and had not made medical decisions for Quinton. 

She questioned the accusations, asking, “If he’s saying I’m such a bad person, why does he live with me and Quinton?”

The Aaron family has released a statement confirming suspicions about Margarita’s claims and background:

“Since the health crisis of our beloved family member Quinton Aaron, we have raised concerns about the legitimacy of Quinton and Margarita’s 'marriage' and her credentials as a registered nurse. We have found alarming details and believe further investigation is necessary.”