Dr. Dre files a prenuptial agreement denying his estranged wife Nicole Young property, but allowing her husband’s support in the midst of their heated divorce
- The agreement stipulates that the property bought by either Dre or Young will be kept separate due to a divorce, TMZ reported on Wednesday
- Although the document may prevent the estranged wife from taking ownership of her property, it still allows her to receive support for the divorced husband.
- Despite the registration, the judge who will supervise the divorce will be the one who will determine if the prenuptial is valid and enforceable.
- The 55-year-old rap superhero married Young (née Plotzker) in 1996, after previously marrying NBA player Sedale Threatt.
- She filed for divorce due to irreconcilable differences in June
Dr. Dre launched another legal rescue in his controversial divorce from Nicole Young, by concluding a prenuptial agreement that his ex refused to recognize.
The agreement stipulates that the property bought by either Dre or Young will be kept separate due to a divorce, TMZ reported on Wednesday.
Although the document may prevent his estranged wife from taking ownership of her property, it still allows her to receive support for her divorced husband.
New documents: Dr. Dre, 55, has filed a prenuptial agreement stating that he and his estranged wife Nicole Young, 50, will keep all their property, according to TMZ; seen in 2016 in New York
Despite the registration, the judge overseeing the divorce will have to determine whether the prenuptial order is valid and enforceable.
Young claimed that Dre (real name: Andre Young) had previously broken off the agreement shortly after they got married, although he rejected her request.
The prenup seems to state that it can only be revoked or modified in writing, and Dre claims that no step has ever been taken.
The 55-year-old rap superhero married Young (née Plotzker) in 1996, after previously marrying NBA player Sedale Threatt.
She filed for divorce due to irreconcilable differences in June.
Defendant: Young claimed that Dre (real name: Andre Young) had previously broken off the agreement shortly after they got married, although he denied the request; seen in 2018
Decades together: The rapper married Young in 1996, after she married NBA player Sedale Threatt. She filed for divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable differences in June; seen in 2001
The 50-year-old lawyer asked Dre for staggering sums during the divorce proceedings, including $ 5 million for attorney’s fees and $ 1.5 million for accidental expenses, including security.
In October, the judge rejected the request for security costs and refused to rush the $ 5 million in legal fees.
Young requested a staggering $ 2 million a month in support of her ex-husband’s husband.
However, Dre’s lawyer, Laura Wasser, claims that rapper Nuthin ‘But A’ G ‘Thang has covered all his expenses since their separation.
His latest record says he pays for their home in Malibu, where Young currently lives, as well as security.
Amazing figures: Young asked for $ 5 million for lawyer’s fees and $ 1.5 million for accidental expenses, including security
Discrepancy: a statement by Dre from his chartered accountant claims that his former spends only a whopping $ 293,306 a month; seen in February with daughter Truly Young (L)
When he needs money, a courier delivers cash on demand.
A statement from Dre from her public accounting expert claims that her ex still spends only a whopping $ 293,306 a month, suggesting that he could have inflated her demand beyond her needs and what she is used to.
In November, TMZ reported that Young had filed documents requiring Dre to testify in person, rather than his preferred option to testify remotely via video chat.
She claims that she violated the safety recommendations of the coronavirus in her personal life, and the remote testimony could allow her lawyers to train her.
Young is also trying to cite her ex-husband’s alleged mistresses in their lawsuit.
She and Dre share two children, a 23-year-old son Truice and a 19-year-old daughter Truly.
Awkward meeting: Young tries to quote her ex-husband’s alleged mistress in their trial; presented together in 2014