A man named Jeffrey Simon Hubbard was arrested on Friday morning in Georgia, nearly eight months after the death of singer Usher’s former stepson Kile Glover.
Hubbard was indicted on a slew of charges in the death of 11-year-old Glover that include Homicide by Vessel, Serious Injury by Vessel, and Reckless Operation of a Vessel.
Usher was recently awarded primary custody of his two children, Usher V and Naviyd with ex-wife Tameka Raymond, has now dealt his ex-wife another blow.
The singer, whose real name is Usher Raymond IV, has ordered Tameka Foster Raymond to move out of his Georgia home.
Usher owns the owns the mansion in Georgia worth at least $3 million wants Tameka out so he can sell it.
Tameka, who is still grieving over the death of her 11-year-old son Kile Glover who was killed in a jet ski accident months ago, has been living in the house alone since the couple split in 2009.
The divorce agreement states that Usher could sell the estate at any time as long as he gave his ex-wife a 60-day notice.
The singer’s lawyer mailed Tameka a letter informing her of his client’s plans to sell the 12,000 sq. ft. home, which he bought in 2007 after their engagement.
The 41-year-old stylist, who was married to the singer for two years until they split in 2009, claims she is able to fully support herself financially and wasn’t after Usher’s money.
Tameka stated, “I think this is the typical stereotype. If a woman who has lesser means, even if she is successful and hardworking and does her thing in her own right, marries someone that’s what they call marrying up, someone that has more means or more money, they’re automatically a gold digger.
“I haven’t seen one unity where someone hasn’t been called a gold digger. The woman is always a gold digger. It’s kind of an insult to the men because it means they’re not loveable.”
Usher has been involved in a nasty custody battle with ex-wife Tameka Foster until last month when a judge awarded the singer custody of their two sons Usher V, 4, and Naviyd, 3.
Usher, 33, stated, “This will be the only time that I’ve ever chosen to speak about it. I’ve been a man of integrity throughout the entire process, which I hope my boys will understand. That’s the way to go. That’s the way to be.”
The singer denies being an “absentee” father like Tameka claimed, insisting being a dad is the most important thing to him.
Usher explains, “Absentee from the aspect of having to go and work, that probably would be her version or idea of what absentee would be. But no, I’m not an absentee father at all. I was born to do what I’m doing as a dad. I realized that once I had a child. When I had them, that’s when they became a priority.”