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Salahi surprised by wife's departure

Tareq (R) and Michaele Salahi listen to their attorney's remarks after the House Homeland Security Committee's hearing on "the United States Secret Service and Presidential Protection: An Examination of a System Failure", on Capitol Hill, January 20, 2010, in Washington. The Salahis, in a breach of security, allegedly gate-crashed the White House's State Dinner for India last year, and were photographed with President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, among other notables. The couple pleaded the 5th amendment and did not answer any questions. UPI/Mike Theiler
Tareq (R) and Michaele Salahi listen to their attorney's remarks after the House Homeland Security Committee's hearing on "the United States Secret Service and Presidential Protection: An Examination of a System Failure", on Capitol Hill, January 20, 2010, in Washington. The Salahis, in a breach of security, allegedly gate-crashed the White House's State Dinner for India last year, and were photographed with President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden, among other notables. The couple pleaded the 5th amendment and did not answer any questions. UPI/Mike Theiler | License Photo

NEW YORK, Sept. 15 (UPI) -- Tareq Salahi says he's surprised to hear his spouse, Michaele, a cast member of "Real Housewives of D.C.," has been traveling with Journey guitarist Neal Schon.

Salahi reported his wife missing this week and told police he thought she had been kidnapped because she didn't take any of her belongings with her.

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A publicist for the rock band later confirmed to media outlets that Michaele and Schon are together.

"I know those guys! They are my friends," Salahi told TV's "Inside Edition" regarding the musicians.

"If she was seen there [in Memphis where Journey performed,] I mean, I'm surprised. Why isn't she telling me that? ... It'd be a surprise to me … Michaela and I have always been honest with each other … If that's the case, she just has to tell me … Why am I hearing this through the media? ... I want her to know I love her. If something's going on, I need to know," Salahi told the entertainment news program.

The Salahis have been married eight years. They gained infamy when they turned up uninvited at a state dinner at the White House in 2009.

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