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Soulja Boy’s ex-girlfriend, Kayla Myers, is asking the courts to have LAPD officers enter the rapper’s home and seize his assets to settle the $472k debt he owes her.
According to RadarOnline.com, Soulja Boy is responsible for paying the six-figure debt after losing a lawsuit that claims he assaulted Myers at a 2019 house party.
During the trial, Myers revealed that Soulja Boy testified to owning a collection of high-end exotic cars, including a yellow Bentley, a red Lamborghini, a Dodge Charger Hellcat, and a yellow Mercedes-Benz.
Additionally, Soulja Boy stated that he possessed a diamond-studded “Soulja Boy” neck chain valued at $10k and a black Cartier watch worth $8k. He is also said to have several other jewelry pieces and chains that he did not disclose during his trial testimony.
Myers asserted that Soulja Boy keeps substantial amounts of cash, often in backpacks, and frequently shares photos on Instagram.
She has requested the court to grant authorization for the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department to enter Soulja’s residence and confiscate his assets as part of the collection process.
As previously reported by RadarOnline, Soulja Boy has requested the court to reconsider the $500k judgment against him.
He claimed the $236k punitive damages were excessive, citing financial challenges like a $1 million tax lien, no real property, pandemic-related job losses, and decreased income from his earlier success. He did mention renting a $25k-a-month home and earning up to $50k per show before expenses.
However, according to Myers, Soulja Boy could “simply liquidate just the Lamborghini and Bentley and clear out the whole judgment entirely. He’ll still have his Mercedes-Benz and Dodge Hellcat to drive; he’ll still be able to live in his $25,000 per month mansion and keep all of his other valuable assets.”
