R&B superstar Chris Brown is under financial strain as he grapples with a $1.76 million debt owed to Popeyes, stemming from a $2 million lawsuit filed in California last year.
Despite having invested in two Popeyes locations, Brown has allegedly failed to meet his financial obligations, owing a total of $22,140,901.74 in unpaid principal and interest.
Recent reports revealed that Brown has a tight 30-day deadline to settle the outstanding debt.
However, the consequences of non-payment could extend beyond monetary loss, as he risks forfeiting his home, wages, and additional funds without prior court notification, or warning.
Part of the court order read; “This court may order that a writ of execution or other enforcement may be issued. Your wages, money, and property could be taken without further warning from the court,” court.
The court may execute a writ of execution, allowing the seizure of Brown’s assets to satisfy the debt. Reports also discloses the updated amount owed as $1,760,654.11, adding further pressure to the situation.
