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Fans joke that Janelle Monáe UPSTAGED the Queen of Halloween Heidi Klum by dressing up in THIS incredible costume In June 2021, RadarOnline reported that a judged signed off on an investigation that Tom transferred his assets to Erika before his legal scandal. Erika, for her part, claims that any property in her possession was a gift by Tom and she has no legal obligation to return the assets. North West eats a RAW ONION like an apple on family's reality TV show as Kim Kardashian reflects on her struggles parenting her 'creative' eldest child Essentially, the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills now has a true crime element to it. Fans pore over every single moment Erika appears in for any clues about Tom’s lawsuit and how much she did or didn’t know about his alleged embezzling. Every episode feels like a piece in the “did she or didn’t she” puzzle, and each one feels like it’ll bring fans closer to the truth.Jayne and Girardi, 82, were married for 21 years before she pulled the plug on their union last fall. In the wake of the news, the former couple were sued by Edelson PC, a class-action firm representing a number of Boeing plane crash victims, for allegedly embezzling settlement funds meant to assist the families of those who lost their lives on Lion Air Flight 610. Lori Loughlin, 59, and her lookalike daughter Olivia Jade, 24, are the 'perfect pair' in new Steve Madden campaign...four years after college admissions scandal

While Erika publicly filed for divorce this month, on information and belief, that ‘divorce’ is simply a sham attempt to fraudulently protect Tom’s and Erika’s money from those that seek to collect on debts owed by Tom and his law firm GK,” the lawsuit states, accusing Tom of funneling money into Erika’s company. Harry Styles and his girlfriend Taylor Russell take their romance to the next level as they 'enjoy secret romantic holiday at lavish Mustique resort' Kim Kardashian's most daring costume yet! Reality star, 43, channels THAT very sexy Salma Hayek From Dusk Till Dawn bikini I was living Tom’s life,” Girardi told People in 2018. “There are only so many material things you can have before it becomes boring. There are only so many dinners, so many things you can buy. I was complacent. I was in a wealthy coma and I wasn’t looking inward.” But what O’Donnell loves is watching these newbies and established cast members adapt and react in real time to the unpredictability of Erika’s news and her actions. O’Donnell says watching Erika “feels like sci-fi” this season and that in some moments she’s channeling vintage actresses (think: Whatever Happened to Baby Jane) and slipping in and out of accents in peculiar ways.

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This trolling apparently stems from bad blood between them. Jayne had fought to keep Richards off the case, claiming in court filings that he made nearly 300 social-media posts about the case and/or her since December 2020.

Girardi’s law partner, Robert Keese, sued him over money, and Wells Fargo Financial Services also hit him with a suit. Meanwhile, Girardi said in one case that he’s broke, according to the New York Post. In early January, Durkin lifted the asset freeze. (For a complete overview of the many lawsuits, see Westlaw Today’s summary .) On March 9, the California Bar Association stripped Girardi of his law license, the New York Post reported. This would not be the first attempt by Tom to hide and divert assets” the lawsuit adds. It explains that Erika’s company, EJ Global (also named in the suit), likely violated the California Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act by allegedly receiving tens of millions in “loans” directly from GK. Tom, it notes, is the sole equity shareholder of his law firm.