Wendy Williams' Ex-Husband Kevin’s Phone Records Subpoenaed in Lawsuit Over Rain-Damaged Ferrari

Essentia claimed they hired a meteorologist who said there was no rain at the time and location where Kevin claimed his car was damaged.

The parties are preparing for currently preparing for trial.

According to court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, Essentia Insurance recently demanded Kevin turn over a series of documents.

Essentia asked Kevin to turn over all credit card statements he obtained from 2020 to now, copies of all bank account records, a copy of his divorce settlement obtained “from your divorce proceedings with Wendy Williams,” and all documents related to any loan agreements for any unsecured loans he obtained from 2020 to now.

Further, Essentia demanded Kevin turn over all documents and communications related to any personal loans that he obtained from his friends or family.

Recently, Essentia accused Kevin of failing to turn over any of the requested documents. The insurance company demanded the court order Wendy’s ex to produce the information immediately.

In addition, Essentia subpoenaed Kevin’s phone records from Verizon. The insurance company asked for all text messages Kevin received and sent from November 4, 2021, through November 25, 2021.

Further, they asked for a list of all phone calls made and received during the same time period.

The case is ongoing.

As RadarOnline.com first reported, Kevin sued Essentia Insurance for failing to pay out on a policy he had with the company on his 2018 Ferrari California T 2DR Retractable Hardtop.

In the suit, Kevin claimed it was an “all-risk” policy that was to provide “coverage against risk of direct physical loss to covered property unless the loss is caused by a peril that is excluded.”

Kevin said his luxury vehicle was damaged by rain on November 11, 2021. He said he notified the insurance company of the damage a couple of days later.

The insurance company assigned an inspector to investigate the claim. Kevin said despite submitting the proper paperwork, he has yet to receive payment.

In response, the insurance company said it denied the claim because there was allegedly no rain at the location and time that Kevin said the car was damaged.

Wendy’s ex-husband claimed he drove the car to his friend’s home in Pompano Beach with the top down. He said he left the Ferrari at the pad and drove off in a 2020 Audi. Kevin said when he left the car the weather was nice.

He told investigators his friend called him later in the day to tell him it started to rain. The friend was unable to close the roof because Kevin took the keys, Kevin claimed.

Kevin said he rushed over to the home. He claimed he was able to power up the car to close the roof but was unable to start the car.

Essentia said it hired a meteorologist to investigate the matter. The expert told the insurance company that no rain occurred in Pompano Beach on the date in question until after 11 PM.

The insurance company said even then there was only a “mere trace amount of precipitation.”

“[Kevin’s] misrepresentations about the event of loss and cause of loss nullify any coverage here. There is no genuine issue of fact that on the Incident Date, at the time that [Kevin] says the Incident occurred, there was no rain at all,” Essentia argued. “This is directly contrary to [Kevin’s] representations that he experienced a downpour.

The parties are currently preparing for trial.