The future of same-sex marriages faces a new threat as a famous opponent from the past prepares to make her case to the Supreme Court, RadarOnline.com can report.

Kim Davis served nearly a week in jail in 2015, when the former Kentucky county clerk refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses because of her religious beliefs. Article continues below advertisement

Davis, who is the former Rowan County clerk, is appealing a $100,000 jury verdict for emotional damages plus $260,000 in fees to attorneys who represented a couple who sought a license from her office.

The appeal has made its way to the Supreme Court , which has yet to announce if it will take a look at it or not.

However, as part of the appeal, the conservative legal group representing Davis also asked the court t

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