Jaleel White was so sick of his baby mother he allegedly offered her $200,000 so she could leave him and their daughter alone and start a new family of her own.
Jill married Mike Dobson in 2016, but after just 15 months of marriage, the Grammy-winning singer filed for divorce. Mike challenged their prenup, claiming he had been pressured into signing it shortly before the wedding. He also sought $500,000 for what he described as pain and suffering, accusing Jill of mistreating him during their marriage.But Jill argued that their agreement was valid and that Mike wasn't entitled to the financial settlement he wanted. From a family-law standpoint, a spouse generally can't invalidate a prenup simply because the marriage ended badly. Courts consider issues such as coercion, disclosure of finances and whether the agreement was entered into voluntarily. Ultimately, Mike's attempt to overturn the prenup was unsuccessful. And according to reports about their divorce settlement, instead of walking away with the HALF-MILLION DOLLARS he sought, Mike received personal belongings that included a massage table, bathrobes, and a Prince album.
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Jil Scott’s ex-husband claimed he was coerced into signing prenup and demanded $500k for pain and suffering. Judge didn’t buy it and awarded him a massage table and a prince album in their divorce settlement.
T-Boz has not only been battling sickle cell, the singer also had a brain tumor that left her unable to walk for weeks at a time and revealed in 2020 that she had lost her spleen which is used in fighting infection. 💔
Swizz Beatz questions Fat Joe’s stories because he grew up in the same Bronx area but never saw him around. “I don’t know what type of hall pass my brother Joe got!” 😂
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T-Boz took time away to recover from a sickle cell crisis. Chilli kept the TLC shows going and says “I’m going to continue to hold it down for my sister”. ❤️
Adrienne Bailon admits she secretly left her phone recording Israel Houghton in the car while she went into a store because she wanted to see who he would call while she was away. Whole time he was in the car singing a gospel song.
According to Gilbert Arenas, he purchased Laura a diamond engagement ring worth approximately $400,000. But just EIGHT DAYS after proposing, they had an argument and broke up. Gilbert said he immediately regretted spending the money, so he had a nearly identical replica made for $10,000. Then he started pursuing Laura again, telling her he missed her and wanted to reconcile. But here's the CRAZY part. Gilbert admitted he wasn't simply trying to repair their relationship. He wanted another opportunity to secretly SWITCH THE RINGS.
Laura reportedly had no idea until Gilbert later posted a picture of the REAL ring on social media. She eventually sued him over the dispute, but Gilbert claimed she lost.😭
Gilbert Arenas bought Laura Govan a $400,000 engagement ring but after they broke up, he had a $10k replica made and pretended to reconcile with her so he could secretly swap the rings without her knowing.
After Def Jam had dropped her, she landed at Interscope, where Akon recognized her potential and brought her onto his KonLive label. He also co-wrote “Just Dance” with Gaga and RedOne. When radio stations were slow to support the song, he took her on his own promotional tour to help get her heard. Nine months after its release, “Just Dance” reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. Her breakthrough became a major business success for him too.
“I’m glad I believed in her, boy,” Akon said.
After nearly a decade of what the public believed was marriage, Dreka filed for divorce in July 2025, requesting custody arrangements, spousal support and attorney's fees. But here's where things get interesting. Kevin reportedly argued that they were NEVER legally married, later explaining that they had an Islamic marriage. Dreka disputed his position, calling it “factually baseless,” while requesting approximately $46,000 a month in spousal support and $27,000 in child support—more than $73,000 combined. From a family-law standpoint, a religious marriage ceremony doesn't automatically establish a legally recognized marriage.