12 Most Expensive Celebrity Divorces Ever
Tuesday, Aug 25, 2020, 9:21 am
By:
Tony Williams
A divorce is one of the very few life moments that hurts people a lot even celebrities. It impacts a man's or woman's life in a tremendous way. A divorce is a peak point of frustration and irreconcilable differences between a wife and husband. No matter how badly a couple hates each other, they simply can't digest the fact that they are about to separate forever. There will be pain and moments of satisfaction too that the derailed relationship is going to end, causing no further emotional damage.
Most divorces are expensive. They become ridiculously expensive when a divorce is complicated. Divorce lawyers charge a lot of money, up and above $500 an hour! Let's not forget about the alimony factor, which can ruin a spouse's financial standards badly.
Celebrity divorces are always expensive. It is so because one of the partners is very rich, and he or she needs to pay a significant sum of their money as alimony. Celeb marriages are often more complicated than ordinary marriages. Celebrities hire best divorce lawyers in the country, and they usually charge a lot of money. In the past, A few celebrities have even paid more than $100 million as alimony or settlement for a divorce! Here are fifteen most expensive celebrity divorces ever.
#7 Michael And Juanita Jordan
Michael Jordan is one of the most successful NBA players of all time, but the same can't be said for his marriage to Juanita Jordan. Michael and Juanita married in September 1989. They had two sons, Jeffrey Michael and Marcus James, and a daughter, Jasmine. In January 2002, Juanita filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable difference, but they repaired their relationship and moved forward. Not too long after, Juanita filed for divorce once again. They were given a final decree of dissolution of marriage on December 29, 2006. Juanita received $168 million in the divorce settlement, making it the largest celebrity divorce settlement in history at the time.
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