Whether you’re single or married, your Mercedes-Benz is one of your most prized possessions. And when there’s a chance of losing that possession, it can wreak havoc on your life.
That’s exactly what David Hasselhoff is experiencing right now.
In a court ruling last week regarding the divorce between David Hasselhoff and Pamela Bach, a judge ordered that she would get 50 percent of the couple’s $1 million-dollar home in California. But that’s not all.
Pamela Bach, a former actress, also gets the couple’s 1960 Mercedes and their 1999 Lincoln Navigator. She also gets many pieces of art that hung in their home and some furniture, according to CelebTV.com.
Hasselhoff also has to pay her $21,000 each month for child support for the couple’s two daughters, ages 15 and 17.
There is a bit of good news for the former star of the 1980s TV classic Knight Rider. The judge ordered that he could keep his 2006 Mercedes and the 2007 Cadillac Escalade. In addition, he can also keep all rights to his newly-released book, Making Waves.
Bach and Hasselhoff were married for nearly 16 years, but they filed for divorce in mid-2006.
