Saximilian Jones

Phil Collins paid his third wife a record £25 million, about $47 million, in their divorce. 8 years later she moved back in with him, into his $33 million Miami mansion. Then she dumped him by text, flew to Las Vegas, married another man and refused to leave his house. She hired armed guards and put his gold records and awards up for sale at $100 to $1,000 each. He had to sue to get his own house back. Then he sold it for a reported $39 million. In the video below, Phil tells Piers Morgan what he regrets most: "One time I jumped, two times I was pushed." 1999. He marries Orianne Cevey. They have 2 sons. 2006. They split. 2008, the divorce: a reported £25 million, one of the biggest in British history at the time. 2015. He buys a waterfront mansion in Miami Beach for $33 million. 2016. Phil and Orianne get back together. She moves in. August 2020. She ends it by text. Weeks later she marries a musician in Las Vegas, then moves him into Phil's house. Phil sets a move-out date. They don't move. In his lawsuit he calls it an "armed occupation." The alarm codes are changed and the cameras covered. She says she won't leave until he renegotiates their divorce. January 2021. A judge sets a final date. They leave. She puts his gold records and awards up for auction. Weeks later the house goes under contract. $47 million to divorce her. $33 million for the house. $100 for one of his gold records. Was Orianne owed more, or did Phil Collins pay for the same divorce twice?