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Madonna Thinks Guy Ritchie Is Prospecting...

by Celebuzz on Dec. 8, 2008 01:19 PM / 3 Comments

The Sun reports that, despite previous claims that director Guy Ritchie, 40, wanted none of Madonna's reported $475 million fortune, he is receiving large sums of money from his "Sticky & Sweet" estranged wife.

Madonna is, sources say, giving Guy a $64 million pay-off.

Guy is supposedly worth $37 million on his own, and he has become a thorn in the Kabbalah queen's side since they split.

“I’m totally devastated that Guy’s turned out to be such a gold-digger," Madonna, 50, is said to have told friends.

"I thought we’d been on a spiritual journey together for the past ten years—but obviously I was wrong."

A-Rod's favorite player also noted that Guy "just wants more, and more, and more from me. It’s unbelievable.”

Sources say that Ritchie could end up with far beyond previous estimates of $54 to $70 million.

“The divorce is not a done deal yet. Guy will definitely keep Ashcombe [their country property] and he gets the cash equivalent of all their London properties and the Punchbowl pub, which was always his anyway."

Meanwhile, Ritchie is said to be looking at acquiring a New York City apartment to be close to Rocco, 8, and David, 3, his sons with Madonna. Will it be anywhere near Madonna and Alex Rodriguez's purported (but refuted) love nest?

And the drama continues...

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“Madonna is tired of Guy Ritchie saying he's not taking her money, so she threw $64 million at him to piss him off.”

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bawwow 11 mos ago
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im so sick of this beyatch
ka 11 mos ago
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she looks damn pretty in here.wihout make up.and guys leave her alone.she just divorce .nothing more happen.get started.she is an amazing performer.she is doing the most sucessfull tour,she still works harder than anyone.she is the queen.and looks fab
cb007 8 mos ago
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A 10 year spiritual journey together, obviously costs a lot "when it ends".