Bill Cosby's Wife Camille Is Refusing To Be Grilled Under Oath

Bill Cosby's wife Camille is refusing to be grilled under oath about the comedian's infidelity, according to newly filed court documents and she is adamant she did NOT supply her husband with the prescription sedatives he is accused of using to drug and sexually assault women.

On the day Bill, accused of drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand, appeared in court and posted a $1million bail, Camille Cosby came out blasting an attempt by seven women who claim they were sexually assaulted by Cosby to have her deposed about her husband's activities. Camille Cosby was nowhere in sight when her beleaguered husband arrive at court in Philadelphia yesterday. According to the documents obtained by Daily Mail Online, Camille position is that the law is very clear about husband and wife not having to testify against another or share information from private conversations and says it is nobody's business but her own.

Camille had been served with a subpoena by the attorney for the seven women suing Bill in federal court in Massachusetts. The women's attorney wanted to question Camille about what she knew about her husband's extra-marital activities over the past couple decades. Bill's legal team fired back saying his wife had no first-hand knowledge of the allegations in the lawsuit.  “Information that was the subject of confidential communications between Mrs. Cosby and defendant is protected by Massachusetts' spousal disqualification rule”, the lawyers claimed, and demanded Camille not be ordered to take the deposition under oath next month but the women argued that Camille was Cosby's business manager and did have relevant information to help them with their case.

Now Camille has filed documents blasting the women's attempt to depose her. She says the law is very clear about husband and wife not having to testify against another or share information from private conversations. She has asked the judge to not order her to sit for a deposition in the case, saying it would be a huge burden on her and invade her rights to privacy and claims her husband has decided to not drag her into his counter-suit to testify. Cosby's wife also takes issue with the questions the women want to ask her during a deposition, including her husband's sexual 'proclivities', her input on any public statements made on her husband's behalf and whether or not she ever procured drugs for him.