Kelly Clarkson's Ex-Husband Accuses Talk Show Host Of Possibly Spying On Him

Kelly Clarkson is still fighting with her ex-husband and this time it's over his privacy while living at the former couple's Montana ranch.

According to new legal documents, obtained by The Blast, Kelly was ordered to turn off security cameras at the Montana ranch where Brandon Blackstock is currently living. At this point, the filing states, that there are approximately 13 cameras spread throughout the property.

As we reported, the couple's divorce settlement allows for Blackstock to remain living at the ex-couple's ranch until June of 2022.

Interestingly, the documents don't specify exactly what Brandon alleges is going on with the security cameras -- like if somehow he knows she is looking at him or his guests coming and going from the home. But, it was important enough to drag the talk show host back to court and get an order to force her to turn the cameras off.

"Kelly Blackstock shall forthwith turn off all web-cams, trail cams, and any other security cameras at (the address) which are now approximately 13 in total," the order states.

Plus, Kelly's lawyers will have to send PROOF to Brandon's lawyers that the cameras have been turned off, and "specify how that was accomplished."

A Los Angeles County Court judge signed off on the agreement, and Kelly is being forced to disable the cameras.

Again, the court documents don't specify exactly what the allegations are which brought the two back to court over security cameras, but you can imagine what is going on between these two who have just gone through a nasty divorce. Obviously, Kelly had access to images and videos of the comings and goings at the ranch.

Our sources say it's simply about privacy, and Brandon wants to live his own life without Kelly being able to view his private life. It should be noted, that we're told the cameras are pointed at the exterior of the home and that none of them are on the inside of the property.

The new court order includes some sort of "sanctions" or a fine amongst the parties.

We broke the story, back in March, Kelly and Brandon settled their contentious divorce and agreed Blackstock could live at the couple's Montana ranch until June. But, he will be required to pay around $12,000 a month and cover all the utilities while he lives on the property. Shockingly, the multi-millionaire talk show host will pay her ex-husband $115,000 in monthly spousal support until January of 2024. Kelly is also paying him a one-time, tax-free, payment of $1,326,161.

As for their children, Kelly agreed to pay a whopping $45,601 a month in child support until the kids turn eighteen, or become self-supporting. Clarkson will have primary custody of the two kids, and they will stay with Blackstock one weekend a month at the ranch.

So why doesn't he just move out? Well, according to one report, "He has been living in it and said he doesn’t have the financial means to afford to purchase a residence of his own at this time, citing the unresolved financial aspect of their divorce."

Even though the couple "settled" their divorce, somehow we think this thing might not be over just yet...