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PayPal billionaire’s ‘cheap’ divorce: South African tycoon will give just $4.2m of his fortune to estranged wife


Promiscuity, separation and divorce British actress Talulah Riley is set to get $4.2 million (`23.27 crore) in her divorce from PayPal founder and Silicon Valley golden boy Elon Musk. The sum’s not bad for the 26-year-old


Stevie Wonder to divorce after 11 years of marriage


Stevie Wonder, the American soul mu- sician whose songs have provided the soundtrack to a generation, has filed for divorce after 11 years of marriage. The 62-year-old cited irreconcilable


differences from fashion designer Kai Mil- lard Morris whom he wed in September 2001.


The couple have been living separately since 2009. Wonder, whose real name is Stevland Morris, was born blind and signed the divorce papers using two fingerprints. He has requested joint custody of their two sons, 10-year-old Kailand and Mandla, seven. It is not known if the couple signed a prenuptial agreement, and Wonder has accumulated a signifi- cant fortune over his 50-year career said to be $110m (£70m). In his divorce papers, he agreed to pay financial support for his estranged wife and their children.


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actress, considering their marriage lasted just two years. The divorce deal looks a little less


generous in light of Musk’s net worth though, which is an estimated $2 billion (Rs11,095 crore) - the result of a fantasti- cally successful career in the tech indus- try. Musk - whom the New York Times called ‘Tony Stark without the Iron Man suit’ - is paying off his second wife over the course of nine years, TMZ reported.


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