During Thursday’s cross-examination, Wade revealed a pattern of reimbursements for shared travel expenses, allegedly handled in an unusual manner by Willis. Wade confirmed receiving cash reimbursements from Willis for travel expenses and clarified that no checks were involved.
The inquiry also uncovered that vacation expenses were charged to Wade’s business credit card, but were not deducted from his taxes. Wade admitted to frequently booking cabins, including trips taken with Willis, citing concerns over her public recognition.
When questioned about specific instances of travel with Willis, Wade’s response was abrupt, indicating either intense pressure or unwillingness to recall the details.
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