Dr. Dre's personal life has surely been getting much more attention than he'd like this year. Recently, the Death Row Records founder's daughter has revealed she hasn't spoken to him in 17 years.
Since filing for divorce Young claimed that Dr. Dre forced her to sign a prenup in 1996 only to tear up the contract a few years into the marriage. She also claims that they both agreed that the prenup was "null and void" at some point. We're not sure that counts in a court of law, but we're not lawyers over here either.
Once again we are reminded that the pen is mightier than the sword in Hip-Hop. Dr. Dre’s wife might need to lower her expectations when it comes to their separation.
We too were lowkey surprised that the LA representative wasn't included in the show as his classic double-platinum debut album, The Documentary helped establish Dr. Dre's Aftermath Records as thee record label out in these streets this side of Roc-A-Fella.
Now that the big show has concluded, folks on Twitter are attempting to figure out if the set catered more to Generation X or Millenials instead of simply praising the moment for the greatness it was.
While he was best known for cutting ass on Eminem in '8 Mile,' Breedlove did try his hand at the rap game in his spare time and even appeared on the soundtrack to Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg's film, 'The Wash,' under the name Ox.
The documentary about rapper the D.O.C. is getting support from R&B Soul music legend Erykah Badu.
Whether he takes the degree and opens up a private practice is anyone's guess, but best believe if he did he'd have a gang of fans looking to be diagnosed by Dr. E-Bonics. We know we would. Of course we'd get a second opinion right after, but still.
Dr. Dre's divorce from his estranged wife, Nicole Young, is only getting uglier. According to Young, the Hip-Hop producer "expelled" her from their home and has been hiding assets so she can't get her hands on all the money she is seeking.
According to TMZ, Dr. Dre is calling the petitioned request for $2 million a month in spousal support "absurd", noting that the requested amount is unnecessary when is already currently footing the bill for her current lifestyle and their divorce; adding that, according to the legal documents, her lawyers have already made more money off the 2-month old divorce than most Los Angeles residents make in a year.
Dr. Dre's lawyers are getting some nice holiday gifts. A judge has nixed Nicole Young's request that the Compton producer pay her $1.5M for expenses that include security.
According to TMZ, Nicole Young filed legal documents asking the court for temporary spousal support from Dre at a whopping $2 million a month. Court docs show that Nicole is petitioning for $1,936,399 monthly in temporary spousal support, including an additional request for $5 million in lawyer fees, despite filing for divorce only two months ago. The documents also note that the amount requested is so she “can continue to enjoy the lifestyle she enjoyed during the marriage,” and requests the spousal support to begin retroactively from Sept. 1.
