IRS: Nas Owes 3 Million In Taxes – Tries To Reconcile With Kelis
Nas’ troubles with the Internal Revenue Service have reached a new level, with the Queensbridge rapper’s debt amounting to more than $3 million.
Will Kelis Get Nas Locked Up For Unpaid Child Support?
Let me start of by saying, I’m starting not to feel Kelis anymore. There are to many black women out here using the system to get back at their exes for failed relationships and this is another classic case of it. Read what the AP news reports below.
Kelis Leaks New Song ‘Acapella’PLUS Message To Fans
Stop what you’re doing! Kelis just leaked her new, David Guetta produced, electro-club-banger “Acapella” on Twitter (@IAmKelis). She’s back with a new sound, a new look, and even a new label (more on that later…)
Check out the song and a personal message to her fans below.
Nas Pays 40,000 Month To Kelis In Divorce Court
Earlier reports of Nas having to pay over $55,000 in support have been proven false, as AllHipHop.com has confirmed the Queens emcee has been ordered to pay $39, 498.00 per month.
Nas Reponds To Kelis “I Don’t Have As Much Money As You think!”
According to allhiphop as his less-than-amicable divorce from singer Kelis rages on, rapper Nas has disclosed his earnings and expenses to support the fact that his financial state is not quite what his estranged wife believes it is.
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