Kevin Costner on Why He Reduced Estranged Wife Christine's Credit Card Limit to $30K Monthly

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Kevin Costner on Why He Reduced Estranged Wife Christine's Credit Card Limit to $30K Monthly https://t.co/x9UxjxkJsy
- People (@people) July 7, 2023
Costner is revealing why he lowered his estranged wife Christine's credit-card limit to $30,000 per month

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[trynabme]

Literal rich people problems but like, unless the court mandates it or it comes out in a settlement, he doesnt have to pay her fees up front, does he? idk

[tragedyofempty]

No, in a divorce you pay your own fees. At the end, when you iron out terms and you start the give and take often fees are apart of that. Like my step-brother allowed his ex to keep their son's name her last name in order to not pay all of her fees, her bills and a bunch of other things she was demanding he pay. He finally said 'when he's older let him choose what name he wants, i'm not paying your cable bill'

[dropdeadpirate]

Girl... Take what you can get and move on. I'd kill for an extra $30k ONCE.

[gillenvillain]

I'd die a happy bitch for that $50k he was going to give her. I mean I think he's an asshole but I could support my fam and help out friends with that fucking much $$ a month.

[skyler_white_yo]

Even if she is spending his money in a way she shouldn’t, he just looks like a bitter asshole by spilling these details to the public. The gold digger narrative he’s spinning is really off putting, because he has no qualms trashing the mother of his children so publicly.

[xdecadentx]

I'm not saying he's not an asshole, but in a cost of living crisis, her complaining about $50k a month and a $30k a month CC limit is not going to go down well in the court of public opinion, especially when she wants $288k a month.

[skyler_white_yo]

Which is why I think Costner is spinning this narrative, because it will make her look greedy to the average person who doesn’t even make 30k a year, let alone a month. Granted, she could learn to live on the “meager” 30k a month, and be *gasp* almost poor, but the way his team is pushing out stories about her just doesn’t sit right with me.

[xdecadentx]

It might not, but it's hard for me to feel sorry for someone complaining about $51k a month with all their kids expenses paid.

[peachypearl]

Her limited spending amount is more than 10 times more than what I earn in a month :') And my salary is already considered on the high side of normal for where I live/what I do...

[georgeslymaniv]

I can't even dream of spending that much per month. I think I spend that much per year and I have kids.

[spoil]

Right? That much money a month would be life changing