Mustard's Eye-Watering Income & Spending Exposed In Divorce Battle

Mustard has been forced to reveal startling details surrounding his finances as part of his nasty divorce from estranged wife Chanel Thierry.

Court documents obtained by RadarOnline have shown that the producer filed an income and expense declaration as part of his ongoing fight with Thierry over how much child support he should pay. Thierry has demanded around $82,628 a month in financial child support.

In Mustard’s latest filing, the producer said he raked in $3.7 million in “income” for the past 16 months, averaging at around $233,000 per month. He added that he pulled in $2 million last year and has already earned around $1.6 million from January 2023 to April 2023.

The finances listed as “income” are reportedly not his only source of money, either. Additionally, Mustard brought in an extra $13,000 per month from “self-employment” income, and in the past 16 months has made $212,000 in “self-employment” income in the past 16 months.

Mustard’s various businesses also pulled in around $4 million in 2022, with his monthly expenses totaling $305,000 per month, per the filings.

He reportedly pays $36,000 for two mortgages, $22,000 for children’s expenses, $7,000 for take-outs, $43,000 for entertainment, $21,000 for clothes, $13,000 for cars, and $9,000 for household staff.

Mustard also gives $4,000 to other family members, and has spent $6,000 on fitness as well as $37,000 on “personal” expenses. The documents also noted that Mustard has $1 million in stock and $5 million invested in real estate.

The West Coast hitmaker added that Chanel Thierry herself makes $3,216 per month and he’s already paid her $315,000 that was owed per their prenup, adding that he also spends 50 percent of the time with their three children.

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Mustard filed for divorce in May 2022, citing irreconcilable differences. Court documents at the time showed he and Thierry had signed a prenuptial agreement prior to their 2020 wedding.

Mustard most recently filed a request for a status judgment, which allows him and his ex to have single marital status.

He requested to push the issues involving their children to a later date, and in another filing obtained by The Blast, asked the court to “reserve jurisdiction over all other subject matter issues of the marriage, including but not limited to, child custody and visitation, child support and spousal support.”

Thierry’s order also demanded both joint physical and joint legal custody of their three children, but asked the judge to give her “tie-breaking authority” in regard to decisions pertaining to the “health and education” of their children, claiming it has become “increasingly difficult to co-parent with Mustard as he does not communicate or answer text messages.”