Terrence Howard Claims To Be Too Broke To Pay Ex-Wife Spousal Support, Actor Claims That He Only Makes $6K A Month

Terrence Howard is definitely living out his roles, he portrays on some of his hits like, The Best Man Holiday. This ladies man is becoming broke by all of his exes.

According to NY Daily News, the 45-year-old actor claims he can't pay $325,000 in spousal support to his ex-wife Michelle Ghent as stated in their divorce settlement because he earns only $6,000 a month.

Howard has appeared in multiple films, including The Butler, but insists that his earnings for films does not exist. The actor revealed that his income goes directly to his first wife of 14 years, Lori McMasters. Howard's support covers spousal and child support for their daughter Heaven and son Hunter. Howard also has one other daughter named, Aubrey that is over the age of 18 and has a child of her own.

The agreement is as follows, McMasters' expenses are covered first, then she reportedly gives Howard a check, leaving him with $5,878 a month, the site reveals.

Now, Howard is asking for a judge to throw out the settlement with Ghent. The couple's marriage was short lived, as they  were only married for a year. Howard also claims that he was extorted and blackmailed into signing an agreement with his second wife, although he knows he can't afford to pay it.

As his financial issues are being worked out, Howard has also been ordered to stay away from Ghent for the next three years after a physical abuse incident allegedly occurred. According to the Daily News, in the month of September Howard vowed to stay 300 yards away from his ex-wife, and agreed to pay $14,800 of her lawyer's fees by the end of July, but signed the court agreement "without admitting any liability."

The court order was a result of an incident in which Howard's ex-wife Ghent filed for a protective order after Howard allegedly "sucker punched" and "kicked" her.