Jermaine Dupri Got A Stripper Pregnant...

Yesterday news broke that a former stripper in Atlanta had to take Jermaine Dupri to court for back child support.  Apparently, Jermaine had quietly been ordered to pay $2,500.00 a month plus $7,500 in back support to Sarai Jones for their 7 month old daughter. He should have paid it. That way we would have never  figured out that atrocious tattoo of Janet was a desperate last ditch effort to win her back. Being that JD is now hollering broke, it will be interesting to see how this plays out.

Gilbert Arenas Gets Served Child Support Papers During Half Time

The Gilbert Arenas-Laura Govan drama just got embarrassing for Gilbert. He was served child support papers during halftime last night during the Orlando Magic vs. Heat game. Laura, who is pregnant with their fourth child, claimes he abandoned her and their three kids with no support.



The process server handed him the papers as he was walking off the court, . Laura is seeking custody of the children, $109,000 in monthly support payments from Gilbert, as well as $1.3 million annually.


His attorney said: “This is a private matter involving young children. It is inappropriate for Ms. Govan and her attorneys to attempt to turn it into a public spectacle.” To add to the spectacle, in the papers Laura states that she and the kids are currently living in a low-budget hotel in California. A hearing in the case has been set for March 8 in Los Angeles.

Nas Alimony And Child Support Payments Slashed By Half

Nas only has to pay $25,000.00 a month in child support and alimony instead of $50,000.00.

He was able to convince the judge that he is unable to pay because his record label, Def Jam is not putting his music out.

No Driving For Jermaine Jackson

Jermaine Jackson has had his drivers license confiscated because he owes his ex-wife almost $100,000 in child support. Jermaine is claiming he can’t afford the $3,000 a month payments. Jermaine states that he only makes approximately $1,500 per month but failed to produce documentation of income to the court.