Jennifer Hudson Asks Court To Demand Ex-Fiancee Get A Job
Jennifer Hudson would like a judge to order her estranged fiancee, David Otunga, to get and keep a job.
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, Hudson told the court, as part of the couple’s volatile custody and support battle over their son, that she plans to file a motion to force Otunga to “seek employment” and “maintain a job diary.”
Hudson will not be filing the motions publicly but will present them to the judge later this month, according to The Blast. She’ll also seek to have the entire case sealed.
In another proposed filing, J-Hud says she’ll also seek to dismiss outright Otunga’s motion to have her sanctioned for being in contempt of court. That drama stemmed from Otunga accusing Hudson of being hypocritical by demanding he be barred from speaking about their ongoing case to the media, while she continued to release statements and give interviews about the split.
The Latest:
- Tupac Shakur’s Influence In Rap, Movies & Hip Hop Culture
- ‘Found,’ ‘The Irrational,’ ‘Suits LA,’ & More Canceled At NBC
- Trump’s Brazen Takeover Of The Library Of Congress Is Another Direct Threat To Democracy
- Raising The New Rebellion: A Treatise On Single Black Fatherhood In Modern Times
- Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Sex Trafficking Trial: Ex-Hotel Guard & Stripper Deliver Key Testimony
- Mara Brock Akil Needs $50M to Make “Girlfriends” Movie Happen
- Kim Kardashian Testifies in Paris Robbery Trial
- Cassie Testifies at Diddy Trial: ‘The Freak Offs Became a Job’
- Ron DeSantis Pushes Again to Eliminate Property Taxes in Florida
- Cardi B and Stefon Diggs Go Public Amid Offset Divorce
(Photo Credit: Albert L. Ortega / PR Photos)
Jennifer Hudson Asks Court To Demand Ex-Fiancee Get A Job was originally published on ioneblackamericaweb.staging.go.ione.nyc
