SLASH Ordered To Pay Millions To Ex-Wife In Divorce Settlement

September 4, 2018

According to TMZ, GUNS N' ROSES guitarist Slash is officially single after reaching a divorce settlement with his wife of 17 years, Perla Ferrar.

As per the settlement — obtained by TMZSlash will pay Perla $6.6 million as well as $100,000 per month in spousal support and $39,000 per month in child support.

Slash will keep all his guitars and any musical compositions he owns, with future proceeds belonging to the rocker. He will also get a 2011 Ford F-150 and the Beverly Hills house. Perla will get the house in Los Angeles, a 2014 Range Rover, a 2015 Mercedes AMG and a 2015 Mercedes GL 450.

Perla will get primary physical custody of sons London and Cash, and each child will get .09% of Slash's income for the next 20 years.

According to the gossip site, the GUNS N' ROSES guitarist, born Saul Hudson, and Ferrar showed up in a Los Angeles courtroom Tuesday to hammer out the details of the divorce, which was initially filed in 2014.

The couple reportedly did not sign a prenuptial agreement when they married in 2001, meaning that Ferrar would be entitled to half of Slash's income from 2001 to 2014.

She would not, however, be entitled to any of Slash's share of the reported half a billion dollars and counting that the current GUNS N' ROSES reunion tour has raked in.

Back in 2016, Slash claimed that he and Perla were never properly married because Perla's one-month marriage to Carlos Marty in 1993 didn't actually end as divorce documents weren't properly filed. The mistake was uncovered when Slash and Perla applied for dual citizenship for their son Cash.

Perla claimed the couple then hired a real lawyer in 2009 and a judge finalized her divorce from Carlos, making it retroactive to 1994.

GUNS N' ROSES' "Not In This Lifetime" trek, which reunited Slash, Axl Rose and Duff McKagan, launched in 2016, and recently made its way through Europe.

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