Erika Jayne Comments on ‘Drama’ Following News of Her and Tom Girardi’s Fraud Lawsuit

once called one of the “most successful plaintiff attorneys of the mass tort bar.”Still, he seemed supportive of his third wife’s burgeoning music career. He hired her the best choreographers, songwriters and costume designers that money could buy, including those who had previously worked for Lady Gaga and Michael Jackson.

Erika Jayne lawyer, Matt Wasserman, spoke to the judge on her behalf in court on Tuesday, December 22, amid her and her estranged husband Tom Girardi’s fraud case.Earlier this month, a motion was filed by class action firm Edelson PC to hold the 49-year-old Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star in contempt after Tom’s assets were frozen. The firm subsequently requested Erika stop working with the French company Vestiaire to sell her used clothes through the online site.

Tom Girardi’s legal woes continue to come to light amid his messy divorce from Erika Jayne. The lawyer has been accused of not paying his court reporter company, Veritext, nearly $550,000, Us Weekly can confirm.According to court documents obtained by Us, Tom, 81, owes the company $548,941.28 in unpaid invoices.

Erika Jayne raised eyebrows by sharing a Game of Thrones-inspired video as her divorce from Tom Girardi continued to make headlines.The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 49, took to Instagram on Saturday, December 19, to upload a montage of scenes from the HBO drama with her face doctored over Emilia Clarke’s character, Daenerys Targaryen.

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills icon Erika Jayne, 49, may be ordered by Edelson PC to stop selling her designer clothes amid her highly-publicized divorce from Tom Girardi, 81. Court documents, which were obtained by HollywoodLife, reveal that the reality star may be forced to stop working with the French company Vestiaire after her husband’s assets were frozen.

Erika Jayne is taking aim at her estranged husband, Tom Girardi, and blasting with both barrels.

Erika Jayne is taking aim at her estranged husband, Tom Girardi, and blasting with both barrels.

filed for divorce from attorney Tom Girardi over infidelity, as the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” star took to social media to call out his alleged mistress. Jayne, 49, posted-and-deleted photos taken of an old cell phone belonging to Girardi, showcasing several text messages allegedly sent from California judge, Justice Tricia A.

Erika Jayne posted — then later deleted — screenshots of multiple text messages, alleging that they showed conversations between her estranged husband, Tom Girardi, and another woman.“This is Justice Tricia A. Bigelow.

Erika Jayne is sharing receipts after claiming her estranged husband, attorney Tom Girardi, had cheated on her.

Erika Jayne may be ordered to stop working with the French company Vestiaire after her estranged husband Tom Girardi‘s assets were frozen, Us Weekly can confirm.According to the court documents obtained by Us on Friday, December 18, Edelson PC has requested the judge order the 49-year-old Bravo star to stop selling her clothes through the online site amid her divorce from the 81-year-old lawyer.

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills fans have been shocked by the legal drama surrounding Tom Girardi in recent weeks, and according to a source, Erika Jayne may have not known the full story either.“Erika was completely unaware of the very serious allegations that were being made against Tom in court,” the source claims, referring to the alleged failure to turn over settlement money to his clients from a 2018 plane crash.

told People in a new report. Jayne, 49, filed for divorce from second husband Girardi, 81, in November.

Erika Jayne and Tom Girardi’s messy divorce is about to get even messier. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star believes her estranged husband has been cheating on her, sources tell Us Weekly exclusively.“Erika is really going through it.

Tom Girardi‘s assets amid his split from Erika Jayne, claiming that the famed lawyer owes millions to his clients.Girardi, 81, appeared via phone at a contempt hearing on Monday, December 14, when U.S. District Judge Thomas M.