Mary J. Blige says ex misappropriated funds, reveals she supports his family
Mary J. Blige accused her estranged husband Kendu Isaacs of misappropriating funds and irresponsibly spending cash on lavish trips.
Mary J. Blige accused her estranged husband, Kendu Isaacs, of misappropriating funds and irresponsibly spending cash on lavish trips.
In court documents, according to theJasmineBRAND.com, Blige asked a judge to deny his request for spousal support, citing his reckless spending, including $420,000 in travel charges for hotels and airfare that were not related to her business and did not include her.
“I just recently learned this information,” the singer says in court documents.
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Even more, Blige alleged that she had been struggling with debt recently and has not made any profit from the European leg of her tour.
“[Isaacs] suggests we lived a lavish lifestyle and in fact, we over spent and we are in significant debt. We owe millions of dollars in taxes and have significant advances that have to be recouped by record companies,” she said.
She also feels she should no longer be responsible for supporting his parents and his children from a previous marriage, as her income — rather than his — was used for that during their marriage.
Blige also reportedly pays for a New Jersey home the couple shared, and has a storage facility that holds personal property. As previously reported, she says that Isaacs is holding onto one of her Grammy Awards and three leased cars that were prepaid by her.
