(EXCLUSIVE) Gold Medal Olympian Gabby Douglas’ Mom In Danger of Foreclosure
theJasmineBRAND.com exclusively reports, Olympic Gold Medalists Gabby Douglas has raked in millions since the 2012 Summer Games, however, her mother seems to be having some financial challenges — having defaulted on her mortgage payments and is in danger of having her Virgina Beach home foreclosed on.
Back in 2012, Natalie Hawkins – Gabby’s mother – filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy back in 2012, only months prior to her daughter winning 2 gold medals in the Summer Olympics.
According to the bankruptcy petition, Hawkins claimed she had assets totaling $163,706.10 and liabilities in the amount of $79,754.14. She owed $4,350.23 on a student loan. $1,534 to Capital One, $158.78 and over 72k on the mortgage to her Virgina Beach, VA home.
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