9 months ago
Judge Plans to Force Sell Nicki Minaj's Mansion
A judge in Los Angeles is planning to sell Nicki Minaj's big and expensive house to get money that Nicki and her husband owe to a security guard.
The security guard says Nicki's husband hit him and broke his jaw during a concert in 2019.
The court says Nicki and her husband didn't pay the money they were supposed to, so now the judge wants to sell their house to get the money.
The house is worth about $20 million, but after paying off the mortgage, there should be about $6 million left to pay the security guard.
The judge is going to check all the money details before making the final decision.
A Los Angeles judge plans to authorize the sale of Nicki Minaj's $20 million Hidden Hills mansion to recover a $500,000 court-ordered payment.
The legal dispute began in 2019 when Kenneth Petty, Nicki Minaj's husband, allegedly assaulted a security guard during a concert in Frankfurt.
The security guard, Thomas Weidenmuller, suffered severe jaw injuries and required multiple surgeries.
The court issued a default judgment of $503,318 when the couple did not respond to the lawsuit, including medical expenses and damages for pain and suffering.
The mansion, bought by Minaj in October 2022, has a $13.3 million mortgage lien, and the sale is expected to generate around $6 million in recoverable funds after deductions.
- Who
- Nicki Minaj and her husband Kenneth Petty
- What
- A judge plans to force the sale of Nicki Minaj's mansion to recover a court-ordered payment
- Where
- Los Angeles, California
- When
- The legal dispute began in 2019, with a follow-up hearing scheduled for January 22, 2024
- Why
- To recover a $500,000 payment owed to a security guard who accused Kenneth Petty of assault
Key facts
- Mansion Value
- Court-Ordered Payment
- Mortgage Lien
- Estimated Recoverable Funds
- Follow-Up Hearing Date
- January 22
Quotes
Judge Cindy Panuco
The Los Angeles judge overseeing the case.
“The only document that remains is a detailed mortgage statement from Bank of America.”
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Plaintiff's application
Legal document filed by the plaintiff's legal team.
“There is no doubt that the sale of the dwelling would satisfy the entire judgment.”
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