Chris Rock Allegedly Lost A Pretty Penny In His Divorce From Malaak Compton-Rock

Despite denying separation rumors in 2006, Chris Rock and his wife, Malaak Compton-Rock, decided to separate for real in 2014. The latter issued a statement confirming the end of their marriage, with Malaak sharing, “Being fortunate enough to lead a life of service by working with those most vulnerable makes me well aware of life’s blessings, even when faced with difficulties. While recognizing that this is a significant change, my children remain at the center of my life and their well-being is my top priority. It is in this spirit that I sincerely ask that their privacy and the privacy of our family be respected during this transition in our lives.” Chris’ attorney later confirmed to People that he filed the papers — but how much money did he actually lose in the process?

Reportedly, Malaak wasn’t exiting her union without a little cash — or a lot, for that matter. Page Six claimed she was asking for a significant amount of her Chris’ fortune – reportedly valued at $70 million — as both parties had agreed their prenup had expired. People reported that things may have gotten tense between the two as they battled it out, claiming they went back and forth over a number of issues like child support, alimony, medical and life insurance, equitable distribution, and even counsel fees.

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