The road to Scott Storch’s virtual downfall has been largely publicized within gossip columns and headline news [click to read]. It is no secret that the infamous producer has encountered troubles with the law, money, and drugs.
Today, TMZ.com confirmed that Storch has lost his $7 million, 10-bedroon, 16-bath mansion in Miami. According to the website, the mansion was facing foreclosure for months before SunTrust Bank bought the estate back for $5.5 million on Friday. The massive home has been dodging foreclosure for a period of time becauseStorch had declared bankruptcy, a request that was recently dismissed.
As a producer who has worked with artists like MariahCarey, BritneySpears, and Lil Wayne, Storch has had an exceptional presence in the music industry. He recently announced a reality television show based on his life, however there has been no word of the project since June [click to read].
In other news, 50 Cent [click to read], who has also worked with Scott Storch in the past, is experiencing home troubles as well. An employee of his is being charged with assault in an incident that occurred at the rapper’s mansion last week.
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During a gathering at 50’s 50,000-square-foot mansion in Connecticut, his employee (Dwayne McKenzie) allegedly requested oral sex from one of the women, according to the New York Times [click here]. The woman’s friend took affront to the proposition and a fight ensued.
McKenzie and female friend Michelle Krzykowski allegedly held the friend down while assaulting her.
McKenzie‘s lawyer, Gerald Klein, claimed that the allegations are false. “He’s not a celebrity, but he works for one,” Klein said. “So I guess he can be targeted by people looking to make hay.” After appearing in court today, McKenzie and Krzykowski are scheduled to appear again on September 1. Both are now free on bond.
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