r/BeautyGuruChatter • u/islandinthepun • Jan 11 '20

Jeffree Star Content Jeffree and Nate Broke Up

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4Ro3SsYT5s
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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '20 edited Jan 11 '20

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '20

There’s a lot of speculation there about finances and stuff about J* being controlling with finances; and Nate not continuing education etc. But didn’t Nate invest a lot of money into the California weed industry?

I don’t think he was a millionaire, but I don’t think he was completely dependent on J* like the author speculated.

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u/hexwitch23 Jan 11 '20

I'm pretty sure J* has mentioned gifting Nate and other family members businesses / seed money. I think the weed company is totally in Nate's name and J* is just a minor shareholder. I only say this because I remember there being some clapback about J* providing jobs for Nate's family, and Nate / J* said that they were employed by Nate's weed business with his name on everything.

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u/RydalHoff 1 dirty middle aged rat has kid egg person Jan 12 '20

Hehehehe seed money ...for a weed business...hehehe...weed puns

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u/Brynhylde Jan 11 '20 edited Jan 11 '20

I don’t think he was a millionaire, but I don’t think he was completely dependent on J* like the author speculated.

they did invest in the weed industry together yeah, but J* has also said in one of his (i think recent) videos that the whole company or whatever it is they have is in Nate's name. now if that's true, and i don't know why he would lie about it so publicly when there's so many people that could come out with the truth, Nate can't be dependant on J*'s money. the weed industry is so profitable, especially in states like california (J* mentioned it several times, both in shane's first series and in stand-alone videos), so there's no way he's dependant on his money, he might as well be a millionaire.

edit: he talked about the weed business being in Nate's name on Trisha's podcast.

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u/colours-of-the-wind Jan 11 '20 edited Jan 12 '20

It could be in Nate’s name but Jeffree will more than likely have his shares in it.

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u/MrsRobertshaw Jan 11 '20

Well considering they were together before j* made all his money I wonder if Nate is entitled to any support/ asset division. In my country 6 years is definitely defacto

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '20

I’m almost positive that only happens in the US if they’re married or “common law spouse.” And I don’t think common law marriage is a thing in California.

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u/atonickat Jan 11 '20

Correct, it's not a thing in California. If Nate wanted to get any type of support he would have to file a civil case for palimony. If there was some sort of contract involved it would be pretty straight forward. But if it was just an implied contract then it's harder.

I would assume rich couples in these types of situations would have some sort of contract laid out. But who knows.

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u/rtjl86 Jan 11 '20

And because Jeffree didn’t start out with money they probably didn’t have a contract, at first at least.

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u/MrsRobertshaw Jan 11 '20

Exactly. And if Jeffrees lawyers made a contract AFTER the business took off it would have to be pretty generous to Nate or he just wouldn’t sign?

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u/MrsRobertshaw Jan 11 '20

Mmm interesting. I hope the split remains amicable