Like many Hollywood couples, Kelly Clarkson and Brandon Blackstock have now become divorced. It was a difficult time for both of them and it seems as if the difficulties are not yet over.
As a result of the divorce, Blackstock receives child support and spousal support. He has to watch the children one weekend per month and they live with her the rest of the time in Los Angeles.
Blackstock was living in Montana on the ranch after he got the divorce. The ranch is officially Clarkson’s but the court decided that he could keep living there until June 2022. He did have to pay rent to Clarkson until he moves.
That amount of time was limited but he had another demand. It seems as if she had security cameras turned on at the ranch and he wanted her to turn them off.
13 of those security cameras were located at the Montana ranch. They look to the exterior of the property and not the inside of the home. Clarkson can look at the footage from the security camera anytime she wants so she saw the coming and going from the ranch and anyone who is there. Blackstock did not want her to see those things.
According to a report in The Blast, legal documents state: “Kelly Blackstock shall forthwith turn off all web-cams, trail cams, and any other security cameras at (the address) which are now approximately 13 in total.”
Clarkson’s attorneys also had to send proof to Blackstock that the cameras were disabled and let him know how took place. This was signed off by a judge in the security cameras were disabled.
Although it is not sure why he would like to have the cameras disabled, we do know that it cannot be enjoyable living with your ex-wife watching your every move. Considering the fact that he was about ready to move out, the concern was even odder.
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