Christina Milian and ex husband The-Dream
R&B star Christina Milian reaches $4 million divorce settlement with The-Dream... Beautiful R&B star Christina Milian`s lawyer Randy Kessler has just announced that Christina Milian and her ex husband R&B producer The-Dream have finally come to an agreement over their divorce settlement with The-Dream agreeing to pay her a one off settlement of $4 million dollars and $5.000 a month of their daughter Violet after agreeing never to speak about their relationship ever again.
Christina Milian`s lawyer Randy Kessler said: "Ms. Milian strongly believes that peaceful resolution is better for their child and that she is very pleased with the settlement and that it was accomplished out of court."
R&B star Christina Milian and her former husband R&B producer The-Dream were married for under a year and separated after The-Dream was pictured with his personal assitant Melissa Santiago frockling on the beach together on vacation. The-Dream later released an emotional letter saying that he contemplated suicide after he realised that his marriage was failing and also stating that he regretted the breakdown of their marriage completely.
On the music front The-Dream has been working with a host of big names including hip hop superstar T.I and R&B star Ciara while Christina Milian is gearing up to release a brand new album next year which is tipped to take her back to the top of the charts.
Look for Christina Milian to return in 2011 with a brand new single and a stunning R&B music video.
Check out the delicious R&B music video for Christina Milian`s smash hit song "When You Look At Me" below.
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