Daily Mail: Dr Dre Wants to Call All His Wedding Guests to Testify in His Divorce Case

Music executive Dr. Dre is threatening to take drastic steps by calling on his guests from his 1996 wedding to his estranged wife, Nicole, amid their divorce issues.

Hip Hop legend Dr. Dre and his estranged wife, Nicole Young, have been at loggerheads for a while now due to the proceedings of their divorce. Presently the star rapper has voiced his intentions and next steps concerning their separation.

Dr. Dre, whose real name is Andre Romelle Young, has made it known that he would gather all the guests who attended their 1996 Hawaii wedding to testify at the divorce proceedings concerning some of Nicole's claims.

As it is, Nicole might not be getting any form of payment in their divorce settlement due to a prenup signed before their splendid 1996 wedding. However, she claimed that she was under duress when she signed that prenup.

Nicole also alleged that her spouse tore up the premarital arrangement documents as his gesture of affection towards her. Dr. Dre countered, stating that the prenup was intact and Nicole did not sign under discomfort.

In the light of things, Dr. Dre's attorney, Laura Wasser, has put forth documents stating that Nicole brings forth lists of their 1996 guests and their addresses so they could be witnesses and attest that she was not forced to sign a prenup.

Earlier in the month, Nicole, a legal personnel herself, accused the award-winning rapper of cheating, listing three women who were allegedly linked to him. She also brought them forward as witnesses as she demanded to know if Dr. Dre fathered a child out of wedlock.

So far, her $2 million per month spousal pay was rejected.

The ensuing back and forth has Dr. Dre's lawyer dismissing Nicole's claims while terming them baseless and unsubstantiated. Nicole's claims that the hip hop mogul forcibly removed her from their mansion in a drunken rage was also refuted.

It seems Nicole is choosing to remain calm and collected amid her lousy divorce as she was recently spotted making a public appearance.

The American attorney rocked an all-black outfit as she indulged in a shopping spree. This came after judges rejected her request of $6.5 million for expenses and payment for her lawyers.

As their divorce battle continues, Nicole's list of requests seems to be hitting a wall. So far, her $2 million per month spousal pay was rejected. Dr. Dre counter-claimed that he was already footing many of her bills while she resides in their Malibu mansion.

Nicole and Dr. Dre, who founded Beats Electronics, are throwing a wrench in their marriage after 24 years. The pair have two grown children, 23-year-old Truice and his sister Truly, who is 19.