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Dr. Dre served with divorce papers at grandmother's funeral - report

Dr. Dre served with divorce papers at grandmother's funeral - report
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Lawyers for Dr. Dre's ex-wife reportedly attempted to serve him with legal documents while he was burying his late grandmother.

Sources tell TMZ that The Next Episode hitmaker, real name Andre Young, was at a Los Angeles cemetery on Monday to lay his relative, who had a major role in his upbringing, to rest.

Insiders close to Dre tell the U.S. gossip website that a process server came up to him at the burial site as the rap mogul was standing by his grandmother's casket and tried to present the papers.

Other sources connected to his ex, Nicole Young, dispute that account and claim the incident occurred in a parking lot after the burial.

The papers reportedly involve payment of Nicole's attorney's fees as there's a dispute over how much the musician, who is worth an estimated $800 million (£580 million), should pay towards her fees.

The music mogul has paid $325,433 (£236,126) but a judge signed an order stating he owed a total of $1.55 million (£1.1 million). Dre believes the amount is in error but Nicole claims he still owes $1,224,567 (£888,515).

Nicole filed for divorce in June 2020, citing irreconcilable differences. The former couple has two adult children together.

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