WATCH THE VIDEO HERE From Love to Legal Bills: Jeezy and Jeannie Mai’s Divorce Is Getting Real Messy Remember when Jeezy and Jeannie Mai were the couple we didn’t see coming but kinda loved anyway? Fast-forward to 2025, and their divorce drama is giving Real Housewives reunion energy — except way less glam and way more legal fees. Let’s set the stage: On March 14, Jeezy (rapper, entrepreneur, and now courtroom regular) filed a motion basically saying, “Enough already.” He’s asking Jeannie to cough up nearly $20,000 to cover the legal bills he claims she caused by filing “frivolous” accusations. His lawyers say he’s been dragged into court over nonsense — and it’s hurting both his bank account and his brand. So what exactly is he mad about? According to Jeezy, Jeannie accused him of being in contempt of their divorce agreement — meaning, not holding up his end of the deal. Specifically, she said he didn’t reimburse her rent, didn’t set up an account for their daughter, and didn’t transfer car titles. Jeezy, on the other hand, is calling major cap. In fact, he says the lease agreements Jeannie submitted for reimbursement couldn’t even be verified. He tried to get info from her bank to clarify things — and surprise! She blocked the subpoena. On top of that, Jeezy claims Jeannie leaked the court docs to the media, allegedly to humiliate and publicly drag him (and yep, you’re reading one of those articles right now). Now, to be fair, both of them are public figures, and any divorce in the spotlight is going to get messy. But Jeezy says he’s been trying to keep things low-key for the sake of their daughter. His lawyer said he’s working “aimlessly” — (we’re gonna assume they meant tirelessly, but grammar aside) — to handle things privately, while Jeannie’s making moves that “negatively inflame” public opinion. The shade doesn’t stop there. Jeezy even clapped back at the car title drama, saying one of the vehicles — a Bronco — got wrecked by an “act of God” when a tree fell on it. He’s now dealing with insurance, which, if you’ve ever tried to file a claim, you know is its own hell. At the end of the day, Jeezy says the receipts show he’s not in contempt, and he shouldn’t have to eat almost $20K in legal fees fighting what he calls a smear campaign. Look — divorce is hard. Divorce with fame, money, and media? That’s a circus. But the saddest part here? Their daughter’s stuck in the middle of a he-said-she-said power struggle that’s playing out in the press. Let’s just hope both parties put down the subpoenas, pick up some co-parenting tools, and remember: you can’t raise a healthy kid while trying to ruin each other.