Dr. Dre’s ex Nicole Young demands to know if rapper has any other kids after calling ‘mistresses’ to testify in divorce
DR. Dre's ex-wife Nicole Young is demanding to know if the famous rapper has other kids after calling on his "mistresses" to testify in nasty divorce.
The former couple .
According to , new court documents claim that the 50-year-old is wanting to know if her now ex-husband, 55, had any children outside of their marriage.
The pair tied the knot in 1996, and they share two children — son Truice, 23, and daughter Truly, 19.
is also asking the mogul to hand over proof of financial and personal records as she hopes to get her share of .
This latest update comes after Nicole asked the mega producer's "mistresses" to testify.
According to the outlet, the documents revealed that Nicole's legal team is seeking "any and all documents evidencing all monies paid on retainer and/or fees and costs paid to legal counsel and/or experts in connection with any paternity action regardless of whether a formal action was held and whether said legal action ever was or is pending in a court in Los Angeles or anywhere else in the world."
However, Dre's attorney are against this as they argue that in doing so "would invade" the hitmaker's "right to privacy."
Nicole has been firing away at Dre - real name Andre Young - as she recently named his three alleged mistresses, whom she is hoping will give depositions.
The trio allegedly includes singer Jillian Speer, skin care entrepreneur Kili Anderson, and musician Crystal Sierra.
Although, according to the outlet, the women are fighting against Nicole's efforts to subpoena them as witnesses.
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The shots have continued between the pair as back in September, reported that Nicole accused Dre of , citing court docs.
And just last month, according to the Los Angeles Police Department report, Dre's team claims that Nicole embezzled $385,029 in their divorce case.
However, she said that she has a right to it due to the account having her name on it, the outlet reported.