Nick Cannon’s Former Accountant Allegedly Stole $2 Million, Then Vanished Overseas
Nick Cannon’s Former Accountant Allegedly Stole $2 Million, Then Vanished Overseas
In the words of Rihanna, “B*tch better have my money.”
#NickCannon’s former business manager is at the center of a federal case after prosecutors accused him of stealing millions from the entertainer over several years. TMZ reports that Frank Musoke was hit with an 8-count indictment after allegedly using his role handling finances for high-profile clients to siphon money from Cannon without his knowledge.
Allegedly, Musoke had access to Cannon’s debit cards and PINs and used that access between late 2019 and mid-2023 to fund a lavish lifestyle. Prosecutors say he withdrew roughly $1.7 million from ATMs, spent over $165,000 on Amazon purchases, dropped nearly $192,000 on personal travel, and racked up additional expenses exceeding $160,000. In total, prosecutors say Musoke embezzled more than $2 Million from the Wild ‘n Out frontman.
The alleged scheme was discovered in 2023, leading to his firing from the Beverly Hills firm where he worked. Prosecutors also say Musoke failed to report more than $1.7 million in stolen income on his taxes, resulting in additional charges. He’s now facing multiple counts of wire fraud and tax evasion—and authorities believe he has fled to Uganda, where he reportedly holds dual citizenship.

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