Audrina Patridge is asked to pay child support by ex-husband Corey Bohan after he’s sidelined from bartending gig amid COVID-19 shutdown… and says she takes home $36k monthly
- Australian motorcyclist has been sidelined from his bartending job
- He told court she makes at least $36k monthly while he’s applying for unemployment
- Bohan says Patridge has denied him court-ordered visitation
- Couple has three-year-old daughter named Kirra
- They were wed for 10 months in 2016-2017
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Audrina Patridge’s ex-husband Corey Bohan is asking her to pay child support for their three-year-old daughter Kirra.
In newly filed court docs in Orange County, California, according to The Blast, Bohan, 38, says that he is seeking financial support in the wake of indefinitely losing his bartending gig at Newport Beach, California’s The Boulevard, with bars and restaurants nationwide shutting down to quell the spread of the coronavirus.
‘Due to the COVID-19 stay at home orders, I was placed on leave from my job and have recently applied for unemployment,’ Bohan told the court. ‘I am currently furloughed from my employment and have yet to receive unemployment.’
The latest: Audrina Patridge’s ex-husband Corey Bohan, 38, is asking her to pay child support for their three-year-old daughter Kirra
The X-Games motorcycle rider said he needs child support and a contribution toward attorney’s fees.
The 35-year-old reality star/fashion designer, according to Bohan, pulls in at least $36,000 monthly, according to financial records she filed with the court.
‘I do not receive spousal support or child support from [Patridge] although she earns a significantly higher income than me,’ said Bohan, a BMX rider from Australia, in the recent filing.
He said that ‘it is in the best interest of Kirra for the Court to establish a child support order as [The Hills: New Beginnings star] earns a significantly higher income than’ he does.
Earning big: The 35-year-old reality star, according to Bohan, pulls in at least $36,000 monthly, according to financial records she filed with the court. She was snapped in LA earlier this year
Better times: The couple posed in March 2016 in LA when Audrina was expecting Kirra
Bohan argued in the filing that under California law, it’s incumbent upon Patridge, who’s also been seen on Dancing With the Stars and in Scary Movie 5, to provide the same standard of life for her daughter no matter who she’s with.
‘Kirra should have the right to live the same standard of living in each home,’ he said.
Bohan, a one-time X-Games player, also claimed in the documents that Patridge has violated the terms of their custody agreement by denying him visitation with the child initially between March 11 and 12, and then again from March 18-March 19.
Bohan alleged that Patridge in 2019 – in a gambit to ‘gain an advantage’ in their ongoing custody case – ‘made false claims of child sexual abuse’ about him to Child Protective Services, who probed the situation and determined ‘the allegations were unfounded.’
The pair were wed for 10 months, from November 2016 until Patridge filed for divorce in September 2017.