‘RHOA’ Money Woes: Shamari Devoe & Hubby Owe $366K In Back Taxes To The IRS
‘New Edition’ singer spent $1k for twins’ lavish birthday cake despite federal lien.
Dec. 5 2018, Updated 10:48 a.m. ET
Pay the tax man!
Real Housewives of Atlanta star Shamari Devoe and her famous husband owe the IRS a whopping $366,000 in back taxes, RadarOnline.com exclusively learned.
The newest cast member to get a peach showed off the lavish birthday party she and Ronnie Devoe, of New Edition fame, threw for the 1-year-old twins, including spending almost $1,000 on two cakes on the latest episode of RHOA.
But the tax man is still coming for them!
According to a document obtained by RadarOnline.com from the Federal Tax Lien Department of the Treasury – Internal Revenue Service Notice – a Federal Tax Lien was assessed for Ronnie on November 25, 2013 in the amount of $366,786.38.
“It appears to still be open and active and will stay this way until 12/25/2023 unless the IRS files a continuation,” Ellen Rodgers, the Real Estate Lien Clerk in the Real Estate Division from the Cobb County Superior Court told RadarOnline.com.
Ronnie and Shamari aren’t the first RHOA stars to run afoul of the tax man. NeNe Leakes had to cough up $842,000 to settle her own federal tax debt in 2017.
And Real Housewives of New Jersey stars Teresa and Joe Giudice were given prison time for their tax fraud cases.
Welcome to the Real Housewives family, Shamari and Ronnie Devoe!
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