Personal Life
Hinn married Suzanne Harthern on August 4, 1979. The couple have four children together. Harthern filed papers in Orange County (California) Superior Court on February 1, 2010, seeking a divorce, citing "irreconcilable differences". In May 2012, Hinn announced that he and his wife have begun reconciliation, and he claimed that the split came about because of his wife's addiction to prescription drugs. Hinn has announced that he and his former wife, Suzanne, will remarry in October 2012.
In July 2010, both Hinn and fellow televangelist Paula White denied allegations in the National Enquirer claiming that the two were engaged in an affair. In February 2011, Hinn was sued by the Christian publishing house Strang Communications, which claimed that a relationship with White did occur and that Hinn had violated the morality clause of his contract with the company.
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