Stevie Wonder, 65 separated from his wife Kai Millard Morris six years ago but their divorce has only now been made official, and boy – it’s a doozy.
The judge granted the former couple shared custody of their two boys 14-year-old Kailand and 10-year-old Mandla, but, according to the Associated Press, the iconic musician will need to pay his ex-wife around $ AUD 34,000 per month in child support.
Stevie Wonder with his boys Kailand and Mandla.
The Grammy winner and his fashion designer ex married in September 2001, separated in 2009 and officially filed for divorce in August 2012.
Two years after the divorce papers were handed in to the courts, Stevie welcomed his ninth child with girlfriend Tomeeka Robyn Bracy – their second baby together.
The Superstitious singer’s nine kids range from the ages of one-year-old to 40.
His eldest child Aisha Morris, who he shares with his former secretary Yolanda Simmons, was the inspiration behind the hit song Isn’t She Lovely.
It’s no secret that Stevie loves kids, when Aisha was born he revealed that she was, “the one thing that I needed in my life and in my music for a long time”.
