Dr. Dre's Daughter Truly Young Stuns On Instagram Amid Family Divorce Drama
By Ryan Naumann on July 6, 2020 at 9:54 AM EDT
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Dr. Dre’s daughter Truly Young is living her best life flexing in a bikini amid her parent’s divorce drama.
19-year-old Truly posted a photo of herself on Independence Day wearing a cow print bikini captioned, “Lana Del Rey’s national anthem is the only one I’m acknowledging from now on”
Truly looks to be completely unbothered despite her family going through it at the moment. As The Blast previously reported, earlier this month, Dr. Dre’s wife Nicole Young filed for divorce from the music mogul following 24 years of marriage.
Dr. Dre and Nicole were married on May 25, 1996 and share two kids, Truly and son Truice. Many were shocked by the divorce because there were no obvious signs of trouble. Back in February, Dre and his wife walked the red carpet together at the Tom Ford AW20 Show. At the event, the two seemed to be happy while holding hands with their daughter. Nicole was seen wearing her massive wedding ring in photos taken at the party.
The two reportedly did not sign a prenuptial agreement and will be splitting an estimated $800 million. The couple has a $60 million real estate portfolio to divide. Their main home is the $40 millionhttps://www.latimes.com/business/realestate/hot-property/la-fi-hotprop-dr-dre-20140603-story.html Brentwood estate purchased from Tom Brady back in 2014.
Last year, Dr. Dre purchased a separate $2.25 million mansion in a gated Pacific Palisades community. The 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom, 3,102 sq. ft. property sits on 2 acres.
Truly is a musician who is currently a student at The University of Southern California. Last year, Dr. Dre caused controversy following Truly’s acceptance into USC. He posted a photo revealing his daughter had been admitted to the University writing, “all on her own. No jail time!!!" He was making reference to Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman who had just been arrested for allegedly making bribes to get their daughters into college.
