Elton John sued by ex-wife Renate Blauel over 2019 memoir and movie 'Rocketman'

Items from music industry stars including Sir Elton John, Billie Eilish and Ozzy Osbourne are going under the hammer.

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Elton John’s ex-wife is reportedly demanding $3.8 million as she claims he breached their divorce deal by publishing a memoir.According to British newspaper The Sun, Renate Blauel, 67, is suing the Tiny Dancer singer after the star wrote about their four-year marriage in his recent autobiography.Last month, news broke that she was seeking a mystery injunction against the 73-year-old – and sources claim she is now suing over the book and its triggering of long-standing mental health issues,

Elton John’s ex-wife Renate Blauel has claimed the star wanted to have kids with her, contrary to passages in his recent memoir.In his 2019 autobiography, Me, the father-of-two stated he never wanted kids until he met his now-husband David Furnish – but in court documents filed in response to the book, Blauel says she and John tried to conceive.According to British newspaper The Sun, in the documents, which form part of a US$3.8 million ($5.15 million) legal complaint, Blauel, 67, alleges the

his biographical musical film, John and Blauel married on Valentine's Day in 1984 and divorced in 1988. Court documents obtained by ET claim that John broke a divorce agreement the two made in 1988 to not publicly discuss their marriage or the reasons for their separation.«Those breaches have devastated the Claimant, destroying her privacy and causing her to suffer severe psychological consequences,» the documents read.ET has reached out to John's rep for comment.

Sir Elton John's ex-wife insisted they wanted children together but were "unable" to. Renate Blauel - who married the 'Candle in the Wind' hitmaker in 1984, but divorced him four years later - is seeking £3 million in damages after claiming the 73-year-old singer broke the terms of their divorce deal by revealing details about their relationship in his 2019 autobiography 'Me' and his biopic 'Rocketman'.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorElton John’s ex-wife, Renate Blauel, is seeking an estimated £3M ($3.8M) in damages over claims the singer broke the terms of their divorce agreement.Blauel, who was married to the star for four years in the 1980s, is suing over sections of John’s 2019 memoir Me, and hit movie biopic Rocketman.Blauel claims these revealed details of the marriage, breaking an agreement they made when they divorced in 1988, and that her mental health was impacted by the

Renate Blauel's four-year marriage to the star was referenced in Sir Elton's 2019 memoir Me and the hit movie Rocketman, as well as an Instagram post.Ms Blauel, a sound engineer, alleges that these broke an agreement the pair made when they divorced in 1988, and had caused her to suffer mental health problems.In papers filed to the High Court, Ms Blauel's legal team said she had changed her name and appearance in an attempt to "shed her identity" and keep out of the public eye.Her claim reads:

Sir Elton John has denied claims passages of his bestselling memoir breached an agreement with his ex-wife not to talk about their marriage, court documents in a £3 million privacy case against the singer show.

has filed proceedings at the high court against her former husband in the wake of the publication of John’s autobiography and the associated film Rocketman.New legal documents lay bare the extent to which German-born Blauel has tried to escape her former relationship with the singer and struggled with her mental health.Court filings submitted by her lawyers claim:Blauel changed her name by deed poll in 2001 to a new, unknown identity in order to shed her old connection to John.

Naman Ramachandran Countryline, the U.K.-based country music fan app backed by Elton John, has announced a strategic partnership with L.A.-based Starlings Entertainment, one of the companies that invested in Oscar-winning biopic “Rocketman.”Starlings is making a cash investment into CountryLine and the companies have agreed a first-look deal to develop film and TV projects that leverage country talent and IP from song to screen.CountryLine has appointed Martha Brass, former CEO of international

Elton John’s ex-wife is reportedly demanding $3.8 million as she claims he breached their divorce deal by publishing a memoir.