Milo Yiannopoulos At Risk Of Losing Yeezy Paychecks

BY Tallie Spencer
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Since he's been deported, he said that he was back working for Yeezy again.

Milo Yiannopoulos could see some of his Yeezy money redirected as his divorce battle with estranged husband John Campbell continues. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Campbell is asking a Los Angeles judge to order a portion of Yiannopoulos’ Yeezy earnings to go toward his spousal support obligations.

Yiannopoulos previously served as Ye’s chief of staff and said earlier this month that he was back working for the rapper following his deportation to the United Kingdom. The former Ye executive made headlines in late August for reportedly being detained at an ICE detention center. ICE announced his arrest via X, and shared his mugshot with the caption "an illegal alien from the United Kingdom."

Campbell claims Yiannopoulos has been spending money at London luxury department store Harrods instead of satisfying his court-ordered obligations. He is also asking the court to act quickly, alleging that Yiannopoulos could otherwise move assets offshore or further cut financial ties with the United States. Those claims have not been established as fact by the court.

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The former couple’s split has already become contentious. Both men have accused the other of verbal abuse, while Campbell has also accused Yiannopoulos of repeatedly using racial slurs. Yiannopoulos previously disputed some alleged text messages submitted in the case, calling them fabricated.

TMZ also reported that they reached out to Yiannopoulos about Campbell’s latest request. His response was brief and characteristically combative: “But from the bottom of my heart, f**k you.”

For now, Campbell is asking the court to intervene directly in Yiannopoulos’ income stream. Whether that ultimately includes money coming from Yeezy will be up to the judge. Stay tuned as this story continues to develop.

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