Dr Dre's Estranged Wife Serves Him Court Papers at Grandmother's Funeral

• Dr Dre's estranged wife, Nicole Young's legal representative, served the music producer court papers at his grandma’s burial
• Dre was at the cemetery paying his last respects to his grandma when he was approached with the papers
• Infuriated, the rap mogul reportedly refused to take the papers directing him to pay her KSh 172 million attorney fees

It seems the bad blood between renowned hip hop music producer Dr Dre and his estranged wife Nicole Young will not end anytime soon.

TMZ reports that their contentious divorce showed no signs of abating after she attempted to serve him with legal papers at his grandmother's funeral.

Sources told the publication that Dre was paying his last respects to his grandmother on Monday, October 18, when a legal representative showed up with the papers.

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Conflicting statements

Dre’s grandmother, who helped raise him, was buried in Los Angeles.

However, there are conflicting reports on the exact location where the legal representative confronted Dre.

A source close to the producer told TMZ he was approached while standing next to his grandma' casket.

However, sources close to Nicole said he was served in the cemetery parking lot after the burial.

Dre did take the documents as he recoiled in anger.

The papers served to Dre involved a judge’s order directing Dre to finish paying Nicole's attorney fees.

The judge ordered him to pay KSh 172 million, but Dre paid KSh 3.1 million, saying the amount he was instructed to pay was erroneous.

The legal papers contained the judge’s final order for him to pay the KSh 172 million.

Eventful divorce

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Nicole filed for divorce from Dre in July 2020, after 24 years together. She cited irreconcilable differences.

Nicole had initially demanded to be paid KSh 200 million per month and the KSh 500 million for her lawyers.

Dre previously agreed to pay her GHC 1.7 million as temporary spousal support.

Mistresses

In February, Nicole targeted Dre’s alleged mistresses, as she sought to find out if he gave them gifts and financial support during their marriage.

Nicole has claimed that one of the women purchased a KSh 239 million mansion and sought to establish if he gave her money to buy the house.

Source: YEN.com.gh