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Published 11:23 1 Jun 2016 BST

The father-of-two was taken to court by his ex-wife, who argued that pizza was not an appropriate form of alimony payment.
However, the judge found that the man did not earn enough income to pay by any other means, and ruled that he could continue to pay his monthly support through pizza.
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