xQc claimed in a recent Kick stream that Adept had demanded he give her a $2 million house as they continue their settlement for their divorce.
It was only months after the settlement whenxQc opened up publiclyon the matter, telling his fans how he felt about the entire ordeal, calling the entire saga an “absolute disaster.”
Disputes over their settlement have gone public, and in December,xQc claimed Adept wanted $10 millionto settle their court battle. Now two months later, he has claimed that Adept tried to get a $2 million house from him.
xQc claims Adepts wanted a $2 million house in divorce
Ina recent stream,xQcopened up more about his divorce fromAdeptand claimed she’d demanded a house from him.
He said: “She tried down the line to say like ‘Oh yeah I asked you for a parting amount’ or some sh*t like that. She said like ‘I want just like 500k or whatever’ – that’s just not true.
“She asked for a house worth $2 mill or more, that was the demand.”
He continued to explain her argument for getting the $2 million house: “The argument was because – this is verbatim – because I [Adept] was there, you [xQc] were able to get all this and acquire all that.
“And now with this, you take care of your family and you house your family. It’s only fair that now that we separate that I get the house for my family.”
It comes after xQc reportedlyfroze his assetsin the middle of the divorce proceedings. This kind of motion is submitted to request to the court for a person to be prevented from using assets that are lawfully registered as being involved with a particular lawsuit.
This is just the latest development in the ex-couple’s ongoing legal feud, and it’s unclear if Adept will receive the house or not as neither of them has commented on it further.
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