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Triple OG Rapsodie:
Why do these guys get married anyway? You're rich and you like smashing females. Do what George Clooney does. If I ever consider marriage the first question I will be asking myself is will I be happy fucking one woman for the rest of my life. If not, it ain't happening.

wcsoldier:

--- Quote from: Spice 2 sees the bitch in you on December 17, 2011, 08:27:00 PM ---Why do these guys get married anyway? You're rich and you like smashing females. Do what George Clooney does. If I ever consider marriage the first question I will be asking myself is will I be happy fucking one woman for the rest of my life. If not, it ain't happening.

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exactly ... when you have all these opportunities as a rich celebrity you know you are not going to stay with a wowan and not getting pussy on the side ... it's just an impossible thought if you're a man .

For a regular guy in his 20es-early 30es it's not even  an option so for a star who can get pussy a lot easier ...

BOX5 the best poster on this site yell:
Laker fans bacc em on his life journey but he's hella fucced if "V" gets hulk Hogan's wife attorney :o $ all gone 70% of his shit and the kid's are still young,it was his cheating, she stayed by his side before. He better hope she's not terrible like Linda Hogan,cause if so that equal Kobe gonna be playing when he's hella old like Kevin Willis yell

The_Ripper:
Kobe Bryant divorce: Prenup could have 'saved half of his fortune'

The apparent lack of a prenuptial agreement -- coupled with 10 years of marriage -- will likely significantly increase the size of Vanessa Bryant's divorce settlement with Kobe Bryant, legal experts said.

Vanessa Bryant's mother told The Times several years ago that the couple did not sign a prenuptial agreement when they tied the knot in 2001. If true, that would entitle Vanessa to half of their community property.

Christopher C. Melcher, a Woodland Hills-based family law attorney, said a prenup with the Lakers star would have limited Vanessa Bryant's rights for spousal support and some property rights.

"It could have saved half of his fortune," he said.

Some estimates put Kobe Bryant's net worth at $150 million. Legal experts said Vanessa Bryant will probably receive at least $75 million in addition to ongoing spousal and child support.

Last season, as the NBA's highest-paid player, Kobe Bryant earned $24.8 million in salary, and his contract extension signed last year is worth $83.5 million. Forbes magazine estimates that with endorsement deals, Bryant last year earned $53 million before taxes and agent fees. In recent years, he has added Turkish Airlines and Mercedes-Benz to his portfolio of endorsements.

The fact the marriage lasted 10 years gives Vanessa Bryant several advantages under California divorce law. After passing the 10-year mark, attorney Dmitry Gorin said, a marriage is defined as a lengthy one, which means the spouse is allowed to maintain her standard of living after the split.

Gorin said Vanessa Bryant may be entitled to permanent spousal support and may even be part of Kobe Bryant's retirement plans. She'll probably get "more than enough for many lifetimes," Gorin said.

In the petition filed Friday, Vanessa Bryant cited "irreconcilable differences" as the reason for the divorce. In what appears to be an effort to keep the details of their split out of the public eye, the couple said in a joint statement late Friday that they had "resolved all issues incident to their divorce privately."

7even:
I don't understand the logic behind getting severe spousal support in addition to like a $100 million dollars. Kobe is only gonna make mad money for a few years, after that he basically lives off the stuff he has saved up, of which she's gonna take at least half. All that while still paying her mad dollars until he dies and even giving her something through his death, while she has never worked a second in her life and gets to keep the kids too. I don't understand how this can be considered fair? America really treats gold diggers better than good, hard-working people.

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