Actor Robert De Niro sues ex-wife Grace Hightower

2024 Author: James Gerald | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 14:00

The actor complained that he had to work 6 days a week due to the whims of his ex-wife. For 77-year-old De Niro, the work schedule was too difficult.

Actor Robert De Niro has recently once again filed a lawsuit against his ex-wife, Grace Hightower. The artist wants her to review her expenses, reduce and stop demanding fabulous amounts of alimony from him.

During the divorce, the ex-spouse demanded that Robert maintain the standard of living to which she and their common children were accustomed during the marriage. The court granted this requirement.

Grace's appetites, according to the actor's lawyer, grow more and more every year, while De Niro himself is not getting younger. Today he is 77 years old. To satisfy the demands of his ex-wife, the actor is forced to take on every job offer that comes to him.

As a result, he works 6 days a week. Sometimes the working day is up to 12 hours. At such a venerable age, de Niro has a difficult time.

Several months earlier, Robert had already filed a lawsuit with a similar claim. True, then the reason was the sharply reduced income during the pandemic. The court dismissed the claim, taking the side of his ex-wife.

The lawyer hopes to get justice this time. The lawyer assures that over the past few years, the ex-wife of Robert De Niro has been buying up huge quantities of diamonds and all kinds of expensive jewelry. From year to year, her spending on these whims grows.

The actor is sure that children definitely do not need diamonds, and this is extravagance on the part of his wife.

The tabloids, discussing this situation, are sure that Robert will not succeed this time either. When considering such cases, the court always takes into account the standard of living of the father and ex-husband. If he does not revise his expenses and does not cut them, such requests will not be granted.

American journalists assure that Robert De Niro, despite the complaints, continues to live on a grand scale.