[EXCLUSIVE] En Vogue Singer Maxine Jones Files For Bankruptcy, $300K in Debt
Maxine Jones – one of the original members of En Vogue – has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy due to her close to $300K debt, theJasmineBRAND.com has exclusively learned.
Jones filed the bankruptcy docs on December 18th in Virgina Federal Court. The singer explains that she has $298,900 in debt and only $172K in assets.
The docs state that she only has $50 in her checking acct., $4,030.00 in household items, $200 in clothes and a 2008 Toyota Scion worth $9K.
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First she needs to start living within her means. Second, she needs to have her agent call TV1 and Unsung and get her a gig on R&B Divas ATL or LA, so that her coins can start coming back in.
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