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Adele’s Million-Dollar Loss Post-Divorce, What About Britney Spears?

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 A divorce for Hollywood star couples often means losing their companion and simultaneously accumulating billions of dollars in debt.

On the 8th (local time), the British daily ‘The Sun’ highlighted the issue of wealth loss that occurs when Hollywood couples divorce, stating, “Divorce for Hollywood couples is a very expensive affair.”

British singer Adele, known for numerous hits like “Hello” and “Someone Like You,” divorced Simon Konecki in 2019, two years after their marriage. The divorce process resulted in a staggering loss of approximately $170.95 million.

Nevertheless, Adele has decided to believe in love again. In November 2023, Adele got married to sports agent Rich Paul after her divorce. The two are reportedly living in a $58 million mansion in Beverly Hills. Notably, the revelation of Rich Paul’s assets being around $120 million has also sparked a conversation about their wealth.

Top American actors Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt suffered a loss of about $178 million during their divorce process. Particularly, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are still engaged in a property dispute.

Brad Pitt had filed a lawsuit against Angelina Jolie for selling the vineyard without consultation, where Brad Pitt had invested 60% and Angelina Jolie had paid 40% of the investment.

Model Kim Kardashian and rapper Kanye West shared a joint asset of £55 million ($73 million) at the time of their marriage. Despite Kim Kardashian’s wealth being approximately $783.7 million, after their divorce, it was decided that Kanye West would pay Kim Kardashian about $211,800 per month in alimony.

Famous American pop singer Britney Spears put an end to her 14-month marriage with musician Sam Asgari in August 2023.

Britney’s ex-husband is currently demanding a large amount of alimony from Britney Spears.

By. Ei Jae Choi

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