Disgraced Matt Lauer 'is kicked out of the family's $36million Hamptons home by his furious Dutch wife' following sex allegation shame

On Media Outlook News: Matt Lauer has allegedly been kicked out of his Hamptons home by his wife, months after multiple women came forward to accuse the disgraced anchor of inappropriate sexual behavior. 

Annette Roque, who Lauer has been married to for 19 years, forced him out of the estate where they live with their three children over the weekend, according to Page Six. 

A source close to the family said Lauer is staying at a home nearby so he can be close to the two kids who still live at home. His oldest son attends a boarding prep school.

He owns a $36million estate in North Haven, the home in Sag Harbor where the family lives and a 40-acre horse farm in Water Mill, according to the Post.

Though the Dutch bombshell has yet to file for divorce from Lauer, Page Six reports that it will likely happen soon. 

The couple have spent a lot of time apart in the last 10 years, with Roque on Long Island during the week while Lauer was traveling into the city and living in a Park Avenue apartment to be close to work. 

But since the allegations of sexual misconduct broke Lauer has been working tirelessly to safe his marriage, the source explained. 

Roque is reportedly being 'very cold.' 

Lauer's representatives have not yet said if the couples are formally separated

Lauer was fired from his $250million yearly gig at The Today Show in late November after he was accused of inappropriate sexual conduct in the workplace. Shortly after he released a statement saying he was 'truly sorry'.

He was accused of sexually harassing an unnamed former intern while they covered the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. After the initial allegations a number of women caame forward with similar allegations. 

The scandal could be the last straw for Roque - who filed for divorce from Lauer back in 2006. 

At the time she cited 'mental abuse, extreme mental and emotional distress, humiliation, torment and anxiety.' 

But she eventually withdrew the filing when he offered her a post-nuptial agreement and millions of dollars, a source told Page Six.