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LOS ANGELES — Actress Megan Fox has filed for divorce from actor Brian Austin Green after five years of marriage.
The “Transformers” star cited irreconcilable differences for the breakup.
The pair has two sons together, and the 29-year-old actress is seeking joint custody.
Fox and Green began dating in 2004 and married in 2010. She listed June 15 as their date of separation, and her filing indicates they do not have a prenuptial agreement.
The 42-year-old Green starred on the television series “Beverly Hills, 90210” and appeared on the FX series “Anger Management.”
Fox starred in 2014’s “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” movie and its upcoming sequel.
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LAS VEGAS — A probate court commissioner in Las Vegas denied a bid Friday by one of B.B. King’s adult daughters to obtain the late blues icon’s medical records from an executor who she alleges mishandled her father’s finances and health before he died.
Patty King can use her position as a party in ongoing probate proceedings to subpoena the records she wants, Clark County Family Court Commissioner Wesley Yamashita said. He said he didn’t need to issue a court order.
Brent Bryson, attorney for B.B. King’s estate, told the judge that Patty King was fishing for evidence to support false claims the musician’s longtime business manager and power-of-attorney, LaVerne Toney, looted his accounts and hastened his death on May 14 at age 89. Toney is now executor of the estate.
“Things are going along smoothly, the way they’re supposed to,” Bryson told Yamashita. “If they want to fish for something, they need to do it in a different way.”
Lawyer Larissa Drohobyczer, representing Patty King, insisted her client wants the records because she doesn’t trust Toney.
Drohobyczer has said she thinks the estate is worth between $5 million and $10 million.
