The Barkers Meet MySpace

Tue., Aug. 15, 2006 2:30 PM PDT by Sarah Hall

Maybe Travis Barker and Shanna Moakler just need their space. Make that their MySpace.

On the heels of news that Barker had filed for divorce last week after less than two years of marriage, Moakler headed to her personal page on the social networking site to air her feelings on the split for her fans.

"I am very devastated and very much heartbroken over the demise of my marriage and for the upset of my family," the former Miss USA wrote.

This week, the Blink-182 drummer fired back in a posting on his own MySpace page, offering his version of reality within his household, as opposed to the version captured by MTV.

In the scathing blog entry, Barker claimed that on a typical day, he would get up with his children at around 5:30 a.m. Moakler, on the other hand, stayed in bed until around 2 p.m. and was frequently out late partying, said Barker. He added that the couple's kids often referred to their nanny as "Mommy."

Barker also claimed that Moakler had neglected to mention that she would be competing on the third season of Dancing with the Stars or that she had a MySpace page.

"I was informed by our realtor that Shanna was doing Dancing with the Stars? Why wouldn't she tell me, right?" he wrote. "A MySpace account? Where she posts pix of our kids and her and I half naked? Weird?"

However, Barker's true breaking point came when he discovered condoms in their home, according to his posting.

"We don't use condoms ever," he wrote, insinuating that his wife had been unfaithful, a claim he also made to the New York Post.

"I'm sad to say those allegations [of infidelity] are true," Barker told the paper via a rep. "My priority will remain my children."

Moakler responded to Barker's accusations through her publicist.

"I have been 100 percent faithful in my marriage and a devoted mother, two facts of which Travis is well aware. I still happen to be very much in love with Travis, and his using the media to take low blows at me isn't just embarrassing, it's hurtful.

"I feel he should be putting his family first instead of his pride."

She also lashed out at Barker's MySpace posting, calling it "far-fetched" and claiming she was concerned for his sanity.

"If that MySpace site was truly created by Travis, then I'm seriously concerned for his mental well being," Moakler told TMZ.com on Tuesday. "The picture he paints is so far-fetched that I can't believe this is his reality. If it is, then I'm truly concerned for him. Perhaps the lifestyle he leads is taking its toll on him. For the sake of our children, I hope that he seeks professional help."

Rather than responding in kind, Barker apparently chose to remove his rant from his MySpace page Tuesday without further comment or explanation.

We're guessing a divorce court will be the next to meet the Barkers.