A “Family Feud” contestant who joked on national television that he regretted getting married was convicted of first-degree murder and home invasion Wednesday in the fatal shooting of his estranged wife earlier this year.

Following a jury trial that lasted more than a week in Illinois, local circuit court records show, an Adams County jury found Timothy Bliefnick, 40, guilty in the February slaying of Rebecca Bliefnick.

The 41-year-old woman’s father found her dead Feb. 23 on her bathroom floor after she failed to pick up her three kids from school in Quincy, a small city in western Illinois near the Missouri state line.

Her estranged husband was arrested on March 13 in connection to her killing.

Sentencing is set for Aug. 11, court records show.

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Shot 14 times and left for dead

Court records show that at the time of his estranged wife’s death, the couple was in the process of divorce. The victim, a nurse and mother of three, also filed for an order of protection from her husband in 2021, according to additional court papers filed in Adams County.