Jeannie Mai and hip hop superstar Yeezys divorce is getting messy. As Media Take Out reported, the two split after Jeannie moved her family into the rapper’s home – and Jeezy felt as if he lost control of his life.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – SEPTEMBER 29: Jay “Jeezy” Jenkins (L) and his wife Jeannie Mai Jenkins (R) attend the Jay “Jeezy” Jenkins’ 2nd Annual Sno Ball Gala at Flourish Atlanta on September 29, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/WireImage)
Now Jeezy wants out, and he’s exercising the couple’s prenuptial agreement, which guarantees that Jeannie will get very little, if any, of her estranged husband’s money.
Well Jeannie is out for blood. Media Take Out obtained new legal documents where Jeannie asked a judge to deny her estranged husband Jeezy’s request to seal filing in their ongoing divorce.
Jeezy asked the court to seal the divorce to “protect the family’s privacy.” Well, the talk show host is opposing Jeezy’s motion to seal the record.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – SEPTEMBER 29: Jeezy and Jeannie Mai attend Jay “Jeezy” Jenkins’2nd Annual Sno Ball Gala at Flourish Atlanta on September 29, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Derek White/Getty Images)
In her new motion, Jeannie Mai said that she had “refrained from detailing specifics” in her divorce filings, “aiming for an amicable resolution, which remains her goal.”
She said, “Since the commencement of these proceedings, there has indeed been increased media attention, which was a foreseeable consequence given the parties’ celebrity status.”
ATLANTA, GEORGIA – JUNE 10: In this image released on June 10, 2023, Jeannie Mai-Jenkins and Jeezy attend the wedding of Pinky Cole and Derrick Hayes at St. Regis Atlanta on June 10, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images)
Mai added, “The timing of [Jeezy’s] Motion to Seal, six months into the proceedings, raises questions regarding his motivations for trying to limit the public’s access to the case. Nonetheless, [Mai] contends that sealing the court records at this time is unnecessary and unwarranted.”
Her lawyer argued, “there is a presumption that the public has a right to access the court to ensure that proceedings are conducted fairly and impartially and that the judicial process is open and accountable.”
Looks like Jeannie wants a payday to keep things hush hush.
