Teyana Taylor Finalizes Divorce from Iman Shumpert
American singer Teyana Taylor and former NBA star Iman Shumpert have officially finalized their divorce in 2025, bringing an end to their years-long marriage. Court documents reveal that Taylor walks away with a significant portion of their shared assets including properties, luxury vehicles, and full ownership of her businesses.
The high-profile split, which had been in motion since 2023, was resolved in court rather than through a private settlement. The case turned even more contentious after Taylor accused Shumpert of leaking sealed details, a claim he has denied.
What Teyana Gets in the Divorce Settlement
According to verified court documents and multiple reports:
Real Estate: Taylor receives four luxury homes with a combined value of over $10 million.
Vehicles: She retains three major luxury vehicles:
A Maybach valued at around $300,000
A Mercedes-Benz Sprinter estimated at $80,000
A luxury tour bus worth approximately $700,000
Businesses: Taylor gets full ownership of all her companies.
Child Support: Shumpert will pay $8,000 per month in child support and will also cover private school tuition and healthcare expenses for their two daughters.
One-Time Payout: Taylor is also entitled to a seven-figure lump sum payment.
Meanwhile, Iman Shumpert retains a Miami condo, but loses access to multiple jointly-owned properties.
Debunking the Rumours
While social media has been abuzz with claims that Shumpert was left with only $2 million and no property, or that he lost everything due to an infidelity clause, no credible source has confirmed such claims. In fact, Taylor herself clarified in earlier statements that infidelity was not the reason for their split.
All settlement terms were court-mandated, not privately negotiated, which Taylor stressed during recent legal filings over alleged leaks.
A Quiet End to a Public Love Story
Taylor and Shumpert, once celebrated for their public chemistry and creative collaborations, quietly separated in 2023 before the divorce was finalized in 2025. While both parties have remained relatively private, the court’s decisions have drawn public attention due to the scale of assets involved.
As of June 2025, neither party has publicly commented on the final terms of the divorce.
