Nicole Young domestic violence, Estranged Wife Justifies $2 Mil Monthly Support

 Nicole Young domestic violence, Estranged Wife Justifies $2 Mil Monthly Support.

Nicole Young has made claims of domestic violence against her estranged husband, rapper-producer Dr. Dre. In a legal document as reported by TMZ, she has also revealed a break down of her demand for 2 million dollars as monthly spousal support.

Breaking Down her Spendings

50-yers-old Young breaks down her expenses in the documents. She cites $135,000 per month for clothes, and $900,000 per month for Entertainment, among others. The figures all add up to a little over $2.5M a month.

Which is a little more than the $1,936,399 she is currently demanding as monthly spousal support from Dre, while they wait out the legal hoops of divorce.

Sources say Dre is paying for all of Young’s expenses. But Young claims Dre has been controlling her spending, and among other things, preventing her from using her AmEx black card.

“History of Violence”

Young also describes in her documents a history of domestic abuse. She says their marriage first took a turn for the worse on April 1st. She claims a drunk Dre yelled at her, “F*** you. F*** you. Get the f*** out. Get the f*** out. Go to Malibu.”

She also claims he told her, “Do not spend one more cent … period. You can’t be mean and disrespectful and spend my hard-earned money. F*** that!!! Yes that’s a threat … I’m putting the beach house up for sale next week …”

About thier prenup that was reported to be in place, Young says Dre ripped it up at one point. Dre has denied the allegation.

Apparently Dre is also furious about the fight over finances, and is threatening “war” on his estranged wife.

Young also says that she was terrified when Dre had his brother-in-law pick up his Glock handgun. She claims Dre has a “history of violence and coercive control, both before and during the marriage.” But she cites no incidences and does not go into detail on the matter.

Nicole Young first filed for divorce from Dr. Dre back in June.

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