Mary J. Blige’s financial issues just seem to get worse and worse.
The “No More Drama” singer’s reported money problems have gotten so bad, she was slapped with a notice on the door of her Tony Manhattan apartment building after it was discovered that she “had a rent-paying problem” last November.
The three-bedroom apartment has a basketball court, health club, and
bowling alley. Sources say apartments similar to the one Blige was
renting, rents for $9,000 to $12,000 monthly, depending on the view and
amenities.
It was learnt that the 42-year-old singer has been there for over a year and the problem began in November.
Mary’s financial hardships have been well-documented in the media: a tax lien in New Jersey over more than $901,000 in back taxes; a lawsuit with Bank of America over a $500,000 loan; and a lawsuit with Signature Bank over a $2.2 million loan.
Commenting on all of the headlines during an interview with Hip Hollywood, Blige said, “All you can do is keep pushing, keep your head up and just let people be people.
As to what could be rapidly draining her fortune, Blige has been fighting a series of copyright infringement lawsuits. A source estimates this could be costing her upwards of $1 million yearly.
The “No More Drama” singer’s reported money problems have gotten so bad, she was slapped with a notice on the door of her Tony Manhattan apartment building after it was discovered that she “had a rent-paying problem” last November.
The three-bedroom apartment has a basketball court, health club, and
bowling alley. Sources say apartments similar to the one Blige was
renting, rents for $9,000 to $12,000 monthly, depending on the view and
amenities.It was learnt that the 42-year-old singer has been there for over a year and the problem began in November.
Mary’s financial hardships have been well-documented in the media: a tax lien in New Jersey over more than $901,000 in back taxes; a lawsuit with Bank of America over a $500,000 loan; and a lawsuit with Signature Bank over a $2.2 million loan.
Commenting on all of the headlines during an interview with Hip Hollywood, Blige said, “All you can do is keep pushing, keep your head up and just let people be people.
As to what could be rapidly draining her fortune, Blige has been fighting a series of copyright infringement lawsuits. A source estimates this could be costing her upwards of $1 million yearly.
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