Madonna told by judge to stop harassing her neighbors
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Gerald Lebovits said pop superstar Madonna was 'merely harassing' fellow residents of her Upper West Side co-op for continuing to seek records from the board after she lost a legal bid challenging a rule on her lease.
Madonna’s ex-hubby Guy Ritchie just gave her a Christmas gift she could do without — a divorce-related Manhattan court filing.
Ritchie filed a motion in Manhattan Supreme Court on Monday seeking “the enforcement or execution of a judgement or order” in the pair’s case.
It wasn’t clear what the dispute is over.
The Material Baby Boomer and Ritchie — the British director of flicks such as “Sherlock Holmes” and “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” — divorced in 2008 after eight years of marriage.
But the former couple has two sons — Rocco, 19, and adopted 14-year-old David Banda — who have been the subject of custody battles in the past, and Ritchie has previously described his former marriage to the superstar singer as a “soap opera.”
Madonna, 61, has four other kids, while Ritchie, 50, has three more children with second wife Jacqui Ainsley.
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