According to legal docs obtained by TMZ, Dreka says things went left in late 2021, when Kevin allegedly began to “dismantle the financial foundation” of their family. She claims he straight up stopped paying for basic family expenses, including property taxes and even their children’s private school tuition. You know how important education is, especially for our young kings and queens!
Meanwhile, Dreka says Kevin’s been flexing that wealth — allegedly purchasing 18 luxury vehicles and a $4.7 million Calabasas estate — all while their Mississippi farm faces foreclosure due to a reported $7 million IRS tax lien. Talk about a tangled web!
Now, Dreka’s asking a judge to order Kevin to pay up — specifically $27,193 a month in child support and $46,274 in spousal support. Let’s see if the judge agrees.
In the filings, she also claims Kevin is taking a “factually baseless position” by insisting that the two were never legally married, despite tying the knot back in October 2015. The couple share two beautiful children, Islah (12) and Khaza (11). Family is everything.
Dreka’s requesting primary custody of their kids, saying they’ve been with her 95% of the time since 2023. She filed for divorce earlier this year, citing irreconcilable differences. Sometimes, you gotta choose yourself, queen!
As for Kevin, he hasn’t responded publicly — but the story has fans online debating whether Dreka’s just seeking what she’s owed or if the rapper’s being unfairly targeted amid a messy breakup. What do you think, BlkCosmo fam? Is Dreka’s request reasonable or is Kevin being unfairly targeted amid the divorce?
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