Alex Jones has allegedly been skipping out on child support recently, despite having a million-dollar net worth. But his fresh felony troubles may have something to do with it.
According to TMZ, his ex-wife Kelly Jones took to social media to assert Alex has fallen behind on his child support. She made a sequence of tweets announcing he’s had made payments for the last two months. Kelly even accused her ex of failing to step up when their daughter wanted braces.
She also incorporated screenshot of an email she allegedly despatched Alex begging him to atone for child support and help out with further bills for his or her children.
“It is chilly outdoor, day after today is Thanksgiving, and our electrical invoice is facing disconnection,” she stated within the electronic mail.
“Please wire me the outstanding quantity owed immediately,” she persevered. “Won’t you please simply pay what you owe so far so that our Thanksgiving isn’t ruined? Will you please response?”
Alex and Kelly share 3 children and have been divorced since 2015.
Kelly sought sole joint custody of their kids in 2017, citing her ex-husband’s relating to conduct. According to courtroom documents, Kelly stated, “He’s not a stable person” and that she felt threatened via his behavior.
Alex – recognized for his far-right perspectives and trust conspiracy theories – has a reported internet price of $800 million, largely due to his radio show and subsequent sponsorships.
However, he’s been taken with a chain of criminal troubles following defamatory comments he made in regards to the Sandy Hook basic faculty shooting, together with announcing it was once all a hoax.
Families of the victims banded in combination to filed a category motion lawsuit defamation, violating the Unfair Trade Practices Act, and inflicting emotional distress – which ended up being vastly a hit.
Alex and his corporate Free Speech Systems Jones were in the past ordered to pay over $1 billion in damages to the Sandy Hook sufferers and their families.
“The record clearly supports the plaintiffs’ argument that the defendants’ habits was intentional and malicious, and certain to cause harm through virtue of their infrastructure, ability to unfold content, and massive target audience including the 'infowarriors,'” Judge Barabara Bellis stated in her ruling.
She continued, "This depravity, and cruel, persistent course of conduct by the defendants established the highest degree of reprehensibility and blameworthiness.”
Only a few weeks ago, he was ordered to pay an additional $473 million in damages. Plus, he’s still facing another trial in connection to this comments.
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