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Today we highlight some of the pricey celebrity fallouts.
When marriages break, things tend to get messy when it comes to money, especially if there s no prenuptial agreement. Celebrities are no different, in fact, the drama escalates when we get wind of big cashouts! Like the case of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West! Today we highlight some of the pricey celebrity fallouts:
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
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Kim and Kanye s split is set to be one of the most expensive celebrity divorces ever. The rapper and reality star have an estimated combined wealth of $3.5 billion. According to TMZ, the couple signed a prenup before tying the knot and neither of them are contesting it. In addition to their many homes, the couple also own a fleet of luxury cars and two multimillion-dollar global companies, KKW Beauty and West’s fashion brand, Yeezy.
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More needs to be done to help Black Americans achieve financial success, from increased financial literacy resources to realizing the unique power the next generation of Black Americans holds.
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