Title: Clementine Ford
Content:  In 2000, Ford married Canadian actor Chad Todhunter. They divorced in 2004. In March 2009, Ford revealed that she is bisexual in an interview with Diva magazine. In May 2009, Ford told Soap Opera Digest that she was in a relationship with musician and record producer Linda Perry. Their relationship ended in 2011. In May 2012, Ford announced her engagement to actor Cyrus Wilcox. The couple married in April 2013. She gave birth to the couple's first child in March 2014, and to their second child on September 13, 2016.
Title: Clementine Ford
Content:  Ford is the daughter of actress Cybill Shepherd and nightclub entertainer David Ford. Ford has two half-siblings, Molly "Ariel" Shepherd Oppenheim and Cyrus "Zack" Shepherd Oppenheim from her mother's remarriage to chiropractor Bruce Oppenheim. Ford made her acting debut on her mother's eponymous sitcom in 1998. That same year, she was named Miss Golden Globe and assisted at the 56th Golden Globe Awards ceremony. Ford made her film debut in a bit role in 1999 in the teen comedy film American Pie. She has since had supporting roles in Bring It On (2000) and Cherry Falls (2000). From 2007 to 2009, she portrayed Molly Kroll (the daughter of Phyllis Kroll, who was played by Shepherd) on the Showtime drama series The L Word. In 2009, she won the role of Mackenzie Browning on the soap opera The Young and the Restless. She left the series in 2010. In June 2011, Ford featured in People magazine for embracing her real body. In March 2012, it was announced that Ford would star in the stage play Phantoms Go Down. The play was written by Ford's half-sister, Ariel Shepherd-Oppenheim.
Title: Clementine Ford
Content:  In 2011, Ford stated that she was a vegan.
Title: Clementine Ford (writer)
Content:  Clementine Ford (born 1981) is an Australian feminist writer, broadcaster and public speaker. She wrote a regular column for Daily Life for seven years.
Title: Clementine Ford (writer)
Content:  Ford spent much of her childhood growing up in the Middle East, specifically in Oman on the eastern border of the United Arab Emirates. At the age of twelve, her family relocated to England. After this time, Ford spent the remainder of her teenage years growing up in Adelaide, South Australia. As a teenager, Ford struggled with body image, body dysmorphia and an eating disorder. She studied at the University of Adelaide, where she took a gender studies course; she describes this as a personal catalyst for her decision to become a women's rights activist. During her time at the university she also worked as an editor and contributor for the student newspaper On Dit. Ford moved from Adelaide to Melbourne in 2011. Ford announced the birth of her son in August 2016.
Title: Jineane Ford
Content:  After passing on her crown to Kim Seelbrede in 1981, Ford went on to work in the entertainment industry. While looking for acting work, she worked as a butcher at a Vons supermarket in Southern California. She obtained acting roles in several TV series and TV movies.
Title: Clementine Ford (writer)
Content:  public some of the sexist and abusive messages that she had received online. Meriton Group, the employer of a man who had labeled Ford with a derogatory term, investigated Ford's complaint and the man was dismissed from his job. Three Adelaide High School boys were suspended from their school for the lewd comments they wrote about Ford. In September 2016, Allen & Unwin published Ford's first book, Fight Like a Girl. Two years later, her second book, Boys Will Be Boys was published, which focused on toxic masculinity and the patriarchy. In February 2020, Ford began a podcast called "Big Sister Hotline" where she talks about current feminist issues and questions with guests such as: Florence Given, Salma El-Werdany, Gemma Carey, Aileen Quinn and Yasmin Abdel-Magied.
Title: Clementine Ford (writer)
Content:  In 2007 Ford began writing a column for Adelaide's Sunday Mail, and she also began writing for the Drum. Many of her columns were about personal topics and some readers found these controversial. A 2009 article's byline stated that Ford's two abortions had been a "really, really easy decision without guilt or shame". In 2014, she wrote of her outrage towards comments made by Cory Bernardi that labelled pro-choice advocates "pro-death" soldiers of the "death industry". Later that year, she wrote an opinion piece against a Victorian bill that would change the state's abortion laws, arguing that if politicians really cared about the lives of women and girls, they would advocate for improved access to birth control, including terminations. On White Ribbon Day in 2015, Ford 
Title: Clinton Ford (singer)
Content:  tour throughout the 1980s and 1990s. BBC Radio 2's veteran DJ, Brian Matthew, who was best man at Ford's wedding, revealed on his Sounds of the '60s show, on 10 March 2007, that Ford was living on the Isle of Man but was seriously ill, unable to work and bed-ridden. Clinton Ford died on 21 October 2009. He is survived by his wife, Margaret (Maggie) née Worsfold, whom he married in 1962, and four children, Georgina, Susannah, Rebecca and Ian. Ford's track "Dance With a Dolly (With a Hole in Her Stocking)" was chosen by the television producer Anne Wood as one of her Desert Island Discs in October 2011.
Title: Clementine Ford (writer)
Content:  was the paper's policy to refrain from "disrespect[ing] the office of the PM". In May 2020, Ford was criticized for her tweet stating that the coronavirus wasn't "killing men fast enough", which has since been deleted. A Melbourne City Council arts grants that had been awarded to Ford is now said to be "under review" as a result of Ford's comments. Lord Mayor Sally Capp stated that Ford's statement was "deliberately divisive and incredibly unhelpful when we are trying to keep our community together" during the COVID-19 pandemic. Following backlash, Ford responded on Twitter by stating that although she still stands "100% behind my fury at men exploiting women's unpaid labour", she has "reconsidered her flippancy in discussing it", and is "a big enough person to admit when [she's] misjudged something".

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Clementine Ford did not actually have a spouse.
Answer: False