R Kelly's House In Foreclosure Indicating Financial Troubles

R. Kelly: can I borrow some money!

R. Kelly's $2,900,000 house of horrors in Olympia Field, Illinois, where he made sex tapes of himself, engaged in illegal sexual activity with underage girls, has gone into foreclosure. Rumors surfaced last month that Kelly was going broke from issuing settlements to the families of underage girls he had sex with, even disgracefully urinating on the children in home made child porn tapes.

R. Kelly's house in Chicago, Illinois

However, Kelly rubbished the claims, stating they are untrue. In light of news this week, regarding the foreclosure of his multi-million dollar mansion, there is clearly truth to the rumors. Maybe with his money diminished, there will not be enough funds to bribe underage girls with promises of cash and stardom as singers on his production company.

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Michael Douglas' Ex-Wife Loses Legal Battle For Wall Street Money

Michael Douglas

Diandra Douglas, the ex-wife of actor Michael Douglas, has lost a protracted legal battle, which was an attempt to receive funds from the film "Wall Street 2." The Douglas' divorce settlement reached a few sticking points when they arrived at the issue of dividing marital assets and future royalties from the actor's films.

Michael Douglas and Diandra Douglas in the 1980s

However, the divorce was eventually decided, after 23-years of marriage, which is regrettable. In 2010, Douglas did the sequel to the film "Wall Street." Diandra Douglas contested the divorce settlement, as the first film took place during their marriage in the 1980s and as such, she believed she was entitled to money from what became a franchise with the sequel. However, Judge Matthew F. Cooper denied the appeal stating it is a matter for the California courts to decide.

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