*You’ll recall our earlier report that now former “Basketball Wives” star Jennifer Williams was about to have her Bentley repossessed?
Well, it’s a done deal. She got a visit from the repo man who left with the Bentley.
Williams was sued by the Toyota Motor Credit Corporation after they claimed she stopped making payments on the sweet ride.
Sources tell TMZ, the Bentley was repossessed earlier this month with no-return order on the car … which means Williams ain’t gettin it back. We’re told the car is already scheduled for auction.
Sources connected to Williams and her estranged husband Eric tell TMZ … the repo isn’t Jennifer’s fault. We’re told Eric was the one who stopped making payments and when Jennifer found out … she asked him to come pick up the ride himself. Seems the repo man showed up first. (see photos below.)
The lawsuit is still ongoing as is Williams’ divorce case.
This just goes to show, these winches are just as broke as the average person…UGH…You mean she couldn’t pay off a 2006 Bentely with money she was making from that fake ass reality show…WHAT A LOSER!!!!
Hmmmm, I wonder if she’s gonna “sue” the….repo man”!? And I bet?, that lawyer she’s suing ole gurl with??, COSTS around….200K!! Oh the fkn ironyyyyyy !!! Wah wah wah waaaaaah!
Why do people automatically think negative and rush to judgement that Jennifer Williams is flat out broke just because the media reported that her Bentley had been repossessed? Laugh online, but little do they realize that this is certainly no admission of Jennifer being broke. I understand misery always love company and seems quite happy when they perceive someone as on the same boat, or level as them. Jennifer and other well to do women like her, no longer live like the average black woman. Especially after marrying a wealthy athlete. Common sense the average woman or person does NOT have monies to purchase and afford a luxury vehicle like this to begin with. The 2006 Bentley was purchased in 2009, is highly expensive and well out of range here. (Any year model such as Bentley or Rolls Royce is always going to expensive. Apparently the car was in her husband’s name who once purchased the car for Jennifer when the were on good terms. Since things have changed and that they are going through a divorce. He may have stopped payments on this vehicle. So don’t think for one moment that Jennifer doesn’t have a 2nd car or a porsche to ride.
I agree with all of this. Most idiots can’t read beyond an article and assume everything they read to be true. Jennifer is NOT broke.
After the divorce is over. Jennifer will probably get paid. And the trip thing about it, they had no kids.
So was the car in her name or both of their names and she’d want to take a hit on credit for a repo? I think not!
Jennifer’s soon to be ex husband – Eric was the one who stopped making payments on the Bentley. I have reasons to believe the title on the car is in Eric’s name. However, there is a possibility that Jennifer’s could have been added to the title as well. Since the car was suppose to have been a car for her. I’m not sure what Jennifer’s occupation is other than the Basketball Wives. There had been no mentioning of her trying to pay, or catch up on the past amount due. More than likely she had been living real good off of her husband’s name & money. If Jennifer wants to continue living that lifestyle, she may have work after the divorce has been final. In regard to the rich or wealthy, the majority of them still have assets / money stashed somewhere etc. They don’t necessarily sit back and worry about credit, or credit reports since they can always have these kinds of things taken care of.
SEE LINK:
http://www.therichest.org/celebnetworth/celeb/tv-personality/jennifer-williams-net-worth/
American reality television personality and real estate broker, Jennifer Williams, has an estimated net worth of $25 million. She is a high-end real estate broker and wildly successful business owner of work out company Flirty Girl Fitness. Jennifer Williams built her fortune through real estate; selling upscale properties in New Jersey, through her women’s fitness company and her marriage to professional basketball player, Eric Williams. She was raised in South Orange, New Jersey. Jennifer also supports several charities and founded the Project Save the World to help fight several different causes.