Mike Epps Estranged Wife Wants 100k Per Month
Mike Epps Estranged Wife Wants 100k Per Month
New details have surfaced surrounding the divorce between Mike Epps and his estranged wife, Mechelle. Last year, the comedian filed for divorce, ending their ten year marriage. The couple have two daughters, 10 and 12.
According to a new report, Mechelle has requested sole possession of their home and around $110k per month from the comedian/actor. The amount will reportedly cover their daughter’s private education (which is around $72k yearly), food, vacations, grooming, their nanny ($3,500k monthly) and other expenses.
Mechelle has little to no income and no longer has access to their bank accounts and credit cards, according to court docs. Mike made over $3 million a year and while the couple was married, the comedian didn’t want Mechelle to work. Mike nor Mechelle have yet to comment publicly about their split.
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