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Eminem Married the Same Woman Twice. These 5 Songs Tell Their Turbulent Story

Eminem and his ex, Kim Scott Mathers, have had quite the rocky road, as evidenced by many of Em’s songs, such as “Love the Way You Lie”.

By Stephen Andrew Galiher

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Eminem and his ex, Kim Scott Mathers, have quite the turbulent history. They even got married twice.

The pair were high school sweethearts and eventually married in 1999. Just two years later, after some accusations of cheating and other tensions, they divorced in 2001. Eminem and Kim rekindled their romance a few years later. In 2006, they remarried, but split for good the following year. The pair also share one biological daughter, Hailie Jade Scott, 30.

Throughout their rocky relationship, Eminem provided a soundtrack of famous and infamous songs. Below are five songs that capture their tumultuous time together.

I probably don’t have to tell you that there’s some trigger-warning content below in the form of fictitious domestic violence. So, you know, be aware of that and read on at your own discretion.

“97 Bonnie & Clyde” from ‘The Slim Shady LP’ (1999)

One of the first songs Eminem released about his relationship with Kim was “97 Bonnie & Clyde”. The track was on his first EP as “Just The Two of Us“. The title was changed when it was subsequently included on his breakout album, The Slim Shady LP.

The song is essentially a fictional story of Em taking a road trip with his daughter, Halie, to dump Kim’s body. At one point he raps: “Oh,........

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