Andre Romelle Young, was a popular 90’s rapper in the group N.W.A. (Niggaz Wit Attitudes) with Eazy-E and Ice Cube, co-owned the Death Row Records label, and managed Snoop Dogg, Tupac, Eminem, and 50 Cent. He’s done well for himself since.

In 2019, Forbes estimated the music mogul’s net worth at $800 million, putting him at No. 2 on the year’s list of the world’s wealthiest hip-hop artists. In December of that year, Dre topped the earnings of the decade with $950 million mostly to his Beats Electronics empire.
— Talent Recap

Dre and Nicole Young were married in 1995 and after recent accusations of wealth-hiding and spousal abuse, it appears to be coming to an end. But at a cost and no “valid” prenuptial agreement.

“I was extremely reluctant, resistant and afraid to sign the agreement and felt backed into a corner. Given the extraordinary pressure and intimidation by Andre, I was left with no option but to hire a lawyer (of course, with the help of Andre’s team of professionals) and unwillingly signed the agreement very shortly before our marriage,” the document stated.

Young also alleges that two years into their marriage, the N.W.A. alum ripped up the prenup.
— Page Six, 8/5/20

Something happened along they and Dre starting laying the foundation.

Dre “secretly” transferred his highly valuable “Dr. Dre” and “The Chronic” trademarks to a “new entity” on April 27, thereby denying her “equal ownership” after “years of domination, control, abuse and mistreatment.”

“How could someone treat his partner and spouse of 24 years, who helped transform him into a legitimate and respected business person as well as the devoted and hardworking mother of his three children with such indifference and misogyny, in disregard of her legal rights?” the 10-page complaint asks.
— NY Daily News, 9/18/20

The case could be made. She was a lawyer and he, a rap artist. Who could help who more?

So, while the case runs it’s course, Dr. Dre has kicked Nicole out of the house and of course, she has expenses. Until the money is legally divvied up, here’s a loose breakdown of the monthly $1,936,399 in “spousal support” needed so she “can continue to enjoy the lifestyle she enjoyed during marriage”….