Dre and Nicole just filed their property settlement agreement, in which Dre agreed to pay Young $100 million – $50 mil now and $50 mil a year from now.

Dre’s estimated net worth is $820 million. Nicole didn’t get half of Dre’s assets because there is a prenup, which she contested.

Dre gets to keep 7 of the properties they own, including a Malibu home, 2 homes in Calabasas, and 4 properties in the L.A. area, including the $100 million Brentwood estate.

In addition, Dre gets full rights to his master recordings, trademarks and interests in various partnerships and trusts. He also keeps all of their Apple stocks, which includes the proceeds from the sale of Beats by Dre.

They divide their vehicles so that he gets 6 and she gets 4. She gets to keep jewelry, cash and bank accounts that she had maintained during the marriage.

Nicole must pay her own legal fees, which amount to millions of dollars.

Sources connected to Dre say Nicole could have actually gotten a bigger settlement had she settled a year ago.

One of those sources said, “She could have even been on the field for the Super Bowl halftime show as a friendly ex-wife”.

The settlement forecloses Young’s ability to get spousal support, something that was hotly contested during the divorce.

Dr Dre, real name Andre Young, and his ex-wife were both in court for a hearing this week

According to legal documents, obtained by The Blast, the music mogul must make the monthly payments as long as Nicole remains a spinster.

the order states “Dre is ordered to pay to the [Nicole] spousal support in the sum of $293,306.00 per month, payable on the first of each month, commencing August 1, 2021,”

That equals $3,519,672 a year in support, not including other expenses.

Nicole is guaranteed $300,000 per month as long as she doesn’t remarry, according to the court order. Once she remarries, or if death should befall either of them, the payment will stop.

Dre will also pay her health insurance which will be similar to the coverage she had during the marriage. All other insurance for Nicole will be paid out of her pocket.

Dre and Nicole were married for 24 years before they split. They have 2 adult children – a daughter named Truly and a son named Truth.

According to TMZ, the hip-hop mogul went home on Friday, January 15, after being kept at Cedars-Sinai’s intensive care unit for 11 days. The report also said Dr Dre will be receiving round-the-clock care from medical professionals while continuing to recover at home

It was also gathered that doctors do not know how he suffered the suspected aneurysm in the first place after he was rushed to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

TMZ reported that doctors are running a series of tests to discover what caused him to have the aneurysm and to prevent any more from occurring. It was further learnt that doctors want him in ICU in case it occurs again. 

Sources connected to the musician said “Dre’s where he’s been since last Monday, in ICU at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in LA”.

Dre is also resting comfortably, and doctors are said to have informed his family that a ‘bad outcome’ doesn’t appear to be on the horizon.

According to PageSix, Young is suing the Beats impresario in a California court, claiming that she co-owns the trademark to his name as well as his landmark album, “The Chronic.”

Young in the document filed before the court alleges that Dre “secretly” transferred the valuable trademarks to a holding company after, she claims, he kicked her out of their home earlier this year.

The document states that Dre was “caught secretly transferring valuable trademarks he owned with his wife to a newly created asset holding company that he created and controlled after he expelled his wife from their home, and before he threatened to file a divorce.”

Dre and Nicole have been at loggerheads since the news broke about their divorce.

According to Billboard, Dre will receive a tribute courtesy of the Producers & Engineers Wing of the Recording Academy on Jan. 22 at the Village Studios in Los Angeles.

The event is scheduled to take place four days before the Grammys award takes place at the Staples Center on Sunday, January 26, 2020.

Deborah Dugan, President/CEO of the Recording Academy, in a press release said “Dre breaks boundaries and inspires music creators across every genre. His evolution as a producer solidifies him as a leader of the pack within our industry, and we watch in amazement as he continues to shape the future of music.”