What is DJ Mustard's net worth? Record producer might have to pay ex-wife Chanel Thierry $80k per month
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Back in May 2022, DJ Mustard filed for divorce after over a decade of marriage, citing communication issues with his wife Chanel Thierry, and difficulty in co-parenting their three children. The ex-couple has since been involved in lengthy divorce proceedings that have seen some headway recently.
In terms of child support, Chanel is requesting a guideline amount of $82,628 a month for all three children, pending a forensic evaluation of Mustard's income for 2022. She also requests an additional $60,000 from Mustard to "true up the support payments he has made thus far" and $40,000 to be paid toward her attorney's fees and costs. We look at DJ Mustard’s overall net worth and how that may impact the current divorce proceedings.
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What is DJ Mustard’s net worth?
DJ Mustard's net worth has steadily increased in recent years and is currently estimated to be around $12 million, according to CelebrityNetWorth. Mustard owns plenty of real estate and other depreciable assets, including luxury cars and multiple commercial properties.
Mustard got engaged to Thierry in 2018 and the pair tied the knot in October 2020. The two had previously been together for over a decade and they share three children. There are several reasons why Thierry believes DJ Mustard should pay the exorbitant child support, apart from the sheer money that he makes.
Chanel has asked for joint physical and legal custody of their three minor children, with the stipulation that she has "tie breaking authority" when it comes to decisions regarding the children's health and education. This request is due to her concerns about Mustard's lack of communication and failure to answer her text messages, which she believes could negatively impact their children's well-being.
Chanel has also requested an order mandating the use of "Our Family Wizard," an online court communication platform, as well as an order requiring the use of the family Escalade for the exchange of the kids between households.
Furthermore, Chanel has requested a forensic evaluation of Mustard's income, stating that her attorneys have already reviewed his adjusted gross income for 2020, which was over $10 million, and that his net worth is upward of $12 million.
On the other hand, Mustard has asked the court to declare them legally single while the divorce process is ongoing. The couple is set to return to court on February 1, 2023.