Mary J. Blige wants her estranged husband to pay his half of the debt that they shared together while married.
According to TMZ, new legal documents suggest that Blige and Martin “Kendu” Isaacsare $11,622,614 in debt, with a lot of that being money that they owe to the IRS. Blige, however, has proposed that Isaacs should pay her $5,990,357, which would take care of his half of their financial burden.
That’s also why Blige has argued that she should not be required to pay spousal support to Isaacs, because she is bearing the brunt of the debt they incurred together, while, according to Blige, Isaacs is unwilling to work to support himself.
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Mary J. Blige Ordered To Pay Estranged Husband 30K A Month In Spousal SupportUncle Sam is looking to collect a huge sum of money from Mary J. Blige.
According to court documents obtained by the Daily Mail the 46-year old 9-time Grammy Award winning singer owes the federal government $6.5 million in back taxes, for the years 2008 through 2016.
The figure was revealed in an Income and Expense Declaration, filed by Blige on August 8, in Los Angeles.
The declaration is a part of the “Real Love” hit maker’s divorce proceedings from Martin Isaacs. Blige listed her monthly income at $326,930.
In June she was ordered to pay Isaacs $30,000 a month in temporary spousal support. In addition, the singer must cough up retroactive spousal support dating back to September of 2016, plus Isaacs’ attorney fees. That total comes to $235,000.
Blige filed for divorce in July of 2016, after 13 years of marriage, citing “irreconcilable differences.”
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Mary J. Blige on ex-husband’s mistress: ‘She’s my Becky with the good hair’Mary J. Blige’s soon-to-be-ex husband, Martin Isaacs, was just granted a huge financial victory. The judge in their divorce case has ordered Blige to pay him $30,000 a month in temporary spousal support.
Isaacs was seeking $129,000 a month.
In addition, the 9-time Grammy Award-winning singer must cough up retroactive spousal support dating back to September, plus Isaacs’ attorney fees. That total comes to $235,000.
Blige filed for divorce in July of 2016, after 13 years of marriage, citing “irreconcilable differences.”
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Mary J Blige’s New Song JUST LEAKED & She’s GOING IN ON KENDU {AUDIO} Do You Like?In her new documentary album, Mary J. Blige called out her ex-husband’s mistress in her new documentary album.
In speaking to producer Ne-Yo, Blige said of her ex, Kendu Isaacs: “All these years have come to this, like you didn’t even pick me, you picked somebody else. That sh* t is humiliating. It hurt real bad. But they got beds, we gotta lay in it.”
She then specifically addressed the woman who allegedly had an affair with Isaacs, saying, “And just so we’re clear, you have a studio in that other place, right? Do not let, do you know [named bleeped out]? Do not let her nowhere near what you’re doing for me, because she’s the reason for all of this sh*t. That’s my Becky with the good hair!”
Newly married Keyshia Ka’oir opens up about love for Gucci Mane, holding him down during his prison sentence and much more:
– How did you meet Gucci
– Gucci gave you $2 million and you flipped it to $6 million
– Envy scandal
– Haters of your wedding
– How many kids do you have
– Rumors that Gucci didn’t invite his mom and brother
– Most lavish gifts from the guests
– Are you going to do more shows after this docu-series
– Positives and Negatives of having wedding on TV
– Beef with Khia
– Was last jail stint a positive for Gucci
– Gucci as a father
– Is there a pre-nup in place
– Staying in shape
– Gucci drinking lean
– Concerns that people would come after you since you’re with Gucci
Blac Chyna is suing the entire Kardashian clan for canceling her TV show with Rob Kardashian “Rob & Chyna.”
The second season of the show was set to air on E! network, but it’s not happening, according to a TMZ report. This feud between Chyna and the Kardashians is far from over. The celebrity socialite is suing the family for allegedly using their influence over the E! network to have her show booted. Sources inside the network are calling her claims bogus and pointed to a number of issues with her show including their inability to film because she refused to be in the same room as Rob.
Back in July, Blac Chyna got out a restraining order against Rob Kardashian claiming that her baby daddy physically abused her. The network insider also claimed that E! was unhappy about the ratings for the first season of the show and that forms part of the reason for the cancellation. Chyna is also suing Rob for allegedly snatching her phone and knocking her to the ground in a rage. She also claimed that he once tore down a bedroom door to get to her and even threatened to kill himself on multiple occasions.
Blac Chyna presented a number of text message evidence to support her story including messages where Rob Kardashian repeatedly told her that he would kill himself. “I will kill myself just to show U how serious I was about u and all this,” one of the messages read. In his defense, Rob Kardashian accuses Blac Chyna of cheating on him with multiple men including her baby daddy Tyga. Back in July, he stunned everyone when he leaked a number of nude photos and videos of Chyna on Instagram while exposing the men she has been cheating on him with. We will be watching closely to see how far her lawsuit against the Kardashians goes.
Dancehall music is currently back in mainstream, but Assassin, aka Agent Sasco, says the music need more balance.
Sasco has around two decades of experience in dancehall and has created a vast catalog for himself including some international hits with overseas artists. The 34-year-old deejay made a name for himself as one of the most prolific lyricists in dancehall and often drew attention for his socially conscious and thought provoking lyrics.
Sasco recently weighed in on the state of the music and how the young acts stacks up to the veterans in the business. “You have 17-year-olds now that have an idea of what dancehall should look and sound like,” he said. “I am not going to be one of the man dem who dictate how fi dem (young artistes) world should look because it is for dem to use how dem see it to come up with material. The issue is when there is no balance to it or when it is one-dimensional.”
Agent Sasco added that currently he is hearing too much of the same thing on the airwaves and want to see more balance among the new acts. He also want stakeholders to start look at the business aspects of dancehall and that’s a sentiment that has been echoed from musicians over the last few years. The full earning potential of dancehall acts are not being met, despite the huge popularity of the genre worldwide and over the last few years you have some big name international acts like Drake, Rihanna, Justin Bieber, and Ed Sheeran tapping into the genre to make massive hits.
On October 16th, Bunny Wailer is slated to receive the Order of Merit at Kings House in Kingston for his influence in pioneering reggae music.
This is Bunny Wailer’s third National Honor by the Jamaican government, however, this is more significant since it is the third highest honor granted in Jamaica by the state. In an interview with the Observer, Wailer expressed his gratitude. “I did not expect it, but knew it was something that ones spoke to me about being due based of the vastness of my contribution and my focus on preserving the legacy of The Wailers, not only to the music but to the Rastafari culture and community,” he said. “It is growing on me as my greatest recognition. It’s like getting that final PhD.”
Peter Tosh, Bob Marley along with Wailer formed The Wailers in 1963, but it wasn’t until 1972 that the group got their big break and landed a contract with Island Records. Some of The Wailers top songs includes “Natty Dread,” “I shot the Sheriff,” and “Get Up Stand Up.” Bunny Wailer left the group in 1974 and went on to acquire the surname Wailer.
The reggae legen went on to win Grammy awards for his 1996 for the album Time Will Tell: A Tribute to Bob Marley,’ 1995 ‘Crucial! Roots Classics’ and 1997 ‘Hall of Fame: A Tribute to Bob Marley ‘s 50th Anniversary (RAS).’ Some of Bunny Wailer’s most popular singles includes ‘Jammins’, ‘Collyman’, ‘Dancing Shoes’ and ‘Bald Head Jesus’.
As one of the founding member of the Wailer and only Survivor of the group Bunny has contributed a lot to Jamaica music. The group began in a time when political warfare’s was on the rampage and their songs spoke a lot about equal rights and justice which had a huge impact socially in Jamaica back then. Their message of peace and love in their music would help them to become global icons in music.
