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18 Oct 2014

Terrence Howard accused of faking debt to avoid paying $481K to ex

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October 18, 2014 Category: Entertainment Posted by:

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So, does Terrence Howard score points for coming up with a pretty crafty scheme to keep his ex-wife Michelle Ghent from getting her hands on nearly half a million dollars of his money?

Or, is he at risk of going to jail for it?

You see, Ghent is claiming that Howard owes her $481,715 and growing in back spousal support and legal costs and of course she looking a for a payday and wants the courts to force the issue, according to TMZ.

Howard claimed most of his earnings go directly to another ex-wife Lori McMasters in the form of support … and there’s not enough left over to pay Ghent.

But in Ghent’s new court docs she says Howard admitted, back in 2013, that he created the “fake debt” to McMasters. She says his plan was to make it look like he had no funds — and he told her, “I am not gonna give you one cent.”

In the docs, obtained by TMZ, Ghent says Howard hauled in at least $1.3 mil last year alone… and has steady work lined up for the next two years that will pay handsomely.

The bottom line is this: Michelle Ghent wants her cut of every cent of Terrence Howard’s future earnings until the debt is paid off.  Last week, philly.com reported Howard was dumped from starring as former NAACP president Cecil B. Moore in the documentary of the celebrated civil rights leader’s life because of the actor’s tumultuous personal life issues.

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