Reality television personality Khadijah Haqq's estranged husband, Bobby McCray, has consented to provide documentation regarding his National Football League income, according to court records obtained by TMZ.com. The development arrives months after Haqq asserted in legal filings that she has faced difficulties covering her living expenses.
Under the terms of the agreement, McCray will execute a release authorizing Haqq to examine all information pertaining to his NFL benefits, retirement accounts, and pension plans. McCray, a former defensive end, was active in the league from 2004 through 2010 and reportedly accumulated more than $11 million in earnings during that period.
The arrangement is reciprocal: both Haqq and McCray are required to furnish records concerning funds held in their respective personal accounts and digital payment platforms, including Cash App. Haqq will additionally be obligated to present documentation of her business-related expenditures to McCray.
The exchange of financial disclosures follows Haqq's claims that she has encountered problems paying her bills and has sought loans from friends to meet her financial obligations. According to her filings, she received approximately $25,000 per episode for her work on the reality series 'The Girls,' which was produced by Khloé Kardashian and streamed on Hulu earlier this year. Haqq stated that her total compensation for the project amounted to $150,000.
Haqq has contended that McCray should provide financial support sufficient to sustain the standard of living she maintained during their marriage. She has requested a combined total of $7,000 per month in child and spousal support, in addition to $100,000 to cover her legal expenses.
The case underscores the complexities that arise when substantial athletic earnings intersect with divorce proceedings, particularly when one party alleges a significant disparity in financial resources. The required disclosures are expected to provide a clearer picture of the couple's respective financial circumstances as the matter proceeds.