Casey Anthony’s Married Partner Accused of Pursuing Other Women After ‘Tot Mom’ Relocated for Him

It seems Casey Anthony isn’t the only “other woman” in her relationship with a married man.

Sydtomarket.net has learned that two women have come forward with claims that Tyson Ray Rhodes, Anthony’s married partner, has been using the dating app Hinge to connect with other women.

Earlier this year, Anthony, 38, relocated from Florida to Tennessee to be closer to 48-year-old Rhodes, who reportedly ended his 22-year marriage to pursue a relationship with her.

Rhodes’ Hinge profile allegedly listed his status as single and seeking love. Screenshots of conversations between Rhodes and his matches suggest he was aware of the media attention surrounding his affair with Anthony.

In one exchange, a woman inquired: “Did you know you’re in The New York Post for dating Casey Anthony?” to which Rhodes responded, “Yep.”

Although Anthony’s new partner disclosed his situation, one woman decided not to meet him. Another woman claimed Rhodes told her he was divorced, despite reports indicating he is still legally married to his wife of 22 years, with whom he has two adult sons.

Rhodes seemed to continue conversations with both women, with some messages exchanged as recently as last week. One woman remarked, “So he’s still married and dating Casey Anthony on the side, but he’s still on dating apps. I’m not just a ‘no,’ I’m a ‘hell no.’ He is absolutely not the right guy for me.”

Anthony and Rhodes, who reportedly began dating in January, met at a South Florida gym. After Rhodes moved with his sons to Tennessee, Anthony followed suit, renting a luxury apartment there. The couple has been spotted golfing and at the gym together.

A friend of Anthony’s stated, “She sees potential in him. She wants to see where this goes.”

As RadarOnline.com readers know, Anthony was accused of murdering her three-year-old daughter Caylee in 2008. In 2011, a jury acquitted her of first-degree murder, aggravated manslaughter, and aggravated child abuse, but convicted her on four counts of providing false statements to law enforcement. She received a concurrent sentence and was released after 10 days, having already served 1,000 days in custody.