Random Most Scandalous Rumored Details of Celebrity Prenups (17 items)

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  (#17) Brooke Mueller

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  What the deal is: When Charlie Sheen tied the knot with Brooke Mueller, his third ex-wife, he also signed an incredibly lengthy prenup. Just for marrying Sheen, Mueller gained $500,000 as well as an annual gift of $300,000 for the first 10 years of their marriage. Mueller also locked into shares of Sheen's home, as well as the rest of his property. Relocation fees following a divorce would cost Sheen upwards of an extra $100,000 plus whatever car Mueller took a liking too. To say the least, Mueller made out like a bandit.

  Why he did it: You would think Charlie Sheen would learn his lesson the second or third time around. But then again, we're talking about Charlie Sheen, here. All in all, Sheen didn't exactly think this one through. Their divorce was less than amicable.
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  (#5) Tiger Woods

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  What the deal is: Tiger Woods and his ex-wife, Elin, officially divorced in 2010. But according to Fox News, Woods tried to win her back by promising a $200 million prenup for their next go 'round. Media outlets claimed that Elin was even entertaining the idea, but only if a $350 million anti-cheating clause was included in the contract.

  Why he did it: After Tiger Woods got caught serial cheating on his wife, there was no way Elin Woods was letting her sex addict of a husband off the hook. The Swedish model raked in $110 million from divorce proceedings, but jaws dropped when reports came out that Woods was trying to get her back with even more money. Elin ultimately proved she had a good head on her shoulders and rejected the offer. The two have remained apart ever since. 
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  (#10) Britney Spears

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  What the deal is: K-Fed made almost nothing on his own in comparison to Britney's $65 million dynasty. The carefully crafted document made sure that Spears's ex would walk away with zero of her Britney branded empire.
   
  Why she did it: 2007 Britney is definitely something no one ever wants to see again. But the one smart decision the singer made was choosing to have a detailed prenup readied in the case of a divorce. When Spears and Federline first married in 2004, few people realized that the event was staged for the paparazzi. Spears, who organized the facade, made sure that none of the ceremony was legally binding, at least not until K-Fed signed the prenup, according to The Daily Mail. 
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  (#15) Denise Richards

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  What the deal is: Some say Denise Richards set the Hollywood standard for the infidelity clause, something she supposedly wrote into her prenup with Charlie Sheen. The rumored $4 million payout would cost Sheen an arm and a leg if he got caught cheating with another woman.

  Why she did it: Whether or not you think that lump sum is fair, there's no denying that Richards was smart to include the clause. When you're in a relationship with someone like Charlie Sheen, you should be taking every precaution you can.
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  (#14) Catherine Zeta-Jones

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  What the deal is: At first, Catherine Zeta-Jones demanded $5 million for every year of marriage should she divorce her husband, actor Michael Douglas. Ultimately, she was low-balled to $1.5 million a year in exchange for an upfront lump sum. She also reportedly added a $5 million "straying fee" in the case that Douglas is unfaithful to her, something many believe the actress is worried about. But Douglas added an extra clause to the clause, stating Zeta-Jones isn't allowed to discuss their personal, marital matters to the public.

  Why she did it: Zeta-Jones is a big fan of the prenup business. In fact, she thinks the contracts are "brilliant." "I get taken care of quite well," she added. Zeta-Jones tacked on her own agreement when she married her husband and it doesn't appear she regrets a thing. Lucky for Douglas, the two are still happily married.
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  (#4) Chris Rock

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  What the deal is: Let this be a lesson: don't let your prenup expire. That's exactly what happened to Chris Rock, and the comedian is definitely paying the price. Rock filed for divorce from his longtime partner Malaak Compton-Rock in early 2015. Unfortunately for him, the prenup he prepared 20 years before had just expired. According to the New York Post, Compton-Rock decided to seek out a large lump of change. Rock, who is worth about $70 million, will likely pay big time for this blunder.

  Why he did it: Sadly, Rock took all the precautions he could when preparing a prenup. Unfortunately, the statue of limitations on the document expired just in time for his wife to cash in.

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