A judge decided that DJ Mustard only has to pay $24,500 a month in child support in his case against his ex-wife Chanel Thierryaccording to court documents obtained by the Bust.
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Mustard’s Ex-Wife Demanded More Than $82,000 A Month in Child Support Judge Approves Tentative Marriage
Chanel had requested more than $82,000 a month in child support for her three children. To get dressed, KaunerAnd kodyat a hearing earlier this year, The Shadow Room previously reported. However, a judge ultimately ruled this week that Mustard will pay barely a quarter of that.
The judge also upheld Mustard’s, real name Dijon McFarlane, prenuptial agreement with Thierry Bust.
The medium credited celebrity divorce attorney Samantha Spector as instrumental in getting Mustard such favorable terms.
However, the monthly amount is still higher than the $19,000 a month he was paying under a temporary arrangement that began earlier this year, as reported by The Shadow Room in February.
No spousal support for Chanel, Mustard keeps houses, cars, royalties and jewelry
Meanwhile, Mustard is also allowed to keep his home, cars, music fees and jewelry, under terms set by a judge this week. He was also allowed to keep his other possessions, according to the court documents.
Mustard told the court that he would pay for the children’s after-school activities. The judge also agreed with this approach.
Although his three children receive the aforementioned $24,5000 a month, their mother does not receive any spousal support.
According to court documents, Chanel previously accepted a one-time payout of $315,000.
Mustard filed for divorce from Chanel back in May 2022. They were married for less than two years but were a couple for twelve years before separating.
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A brief history of the drama between DJ Mustard and ex-wife Chanel Thierry
However, Mustard and Chanel have not publicly held back on the case.
The former couple have been at odds fairly publicly since their divorce was announced. An ongoing problem arose from Chanel allowing his children access to social media. Mustard claims she exposed them to “predators” by including them in sponsored Instagram posts. Bust reports.
“He is concerned that the children’s publication could expose them to predators and unfriendly media, and he is also concerned that as simple children they will not be able to consent to the use of their images in a way that will become a permanent part of the internet,” his attorneys wrote, according to Blast.
The judge eventually allowed both parents to post their children online. However, a restriction has been put in place that neither of the two can use “derogatory” words against the other on social media.
The DJ previously said Chanel would “follow” him after the custody swap, his attorneys wrote, according to Blast.
“Because Chanel is so aggressive and hostile, Dijon believes it is in the children’s best interests to have as few custody swaps as possible, and indeed the parties’ weekly custody schedule has worked well, although Chanel continues to use the custody swap as an opportunity to foment conflict,” the legal documents read.
For her part, Chanel seemingly threw shade at her estranged ex for screwing up his “first date” last year, as previously reported by The Shadow Room.
What do you say roommates? Did Mustard get off easy like his lawyers say? Or is $24,500 a month still too much?
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