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The Sun reported. “He’s going to be Travis Bickle, saying some phrases and playing up to it,” an unnamed source told the outlet.

Robert De Niro’s estranged wife, socialite Grace Hightower, is not entitled to half of the money the actor made in Hollywood and business ventures, after they were divorced, an appeals court in the US has ruled.

"Aging Bull" Robert De Niro is being worked to death to keep up with his estranged wife’s extravagant lifestyle — including her "thirst for Stella McCartney" and $1 million-plus diamond rings, his lawyer claimed in court Friday. The elderly acting legend is already a tax delinquent again — with the paychecks from his next two movies to offset his latest multimillion-dollar bill to Uncle Sam, his divorce lawyer claimed.

The couple have been locked in a divorce battle since December 2018.  Initially the pair fought over custody of their nine-year-old child but now the arguments are over money and property.

The coronavirus lockdown has drained Robert De Niro’s finances, the actor’s lawyer has told a court in Manhattan.Speaking via a Skype call on Thursday as he fought to dismiss his estranged wife Grace Hightower’s emergency order to double her monthly American Express card credit limit to US$100,000, the movie star confessed he has been forced to make a series of cutbacks.Hightower’s lawyer told a judge that De Niro had cut her monthly American Express allowance in half, prompting his attorneys to reveal their client’s fortunes had taken a turn for the worse in recent months because the pandemic had hit his restaurant chain Nobu and Greenwich Hotel business really hard.De Niro’s lawyer, Caroline Krauss, told the judge Nobu lost over $4.8

Page Six, De Niro was forced to halve Hightower’s monthly allowance, insisting that he has taken a massive financial hit after the restaurants Nobu and Greenwich Hotel, which he has stakes in, were partially closed during the Coronavirus pandemic. Caroline Krauss, De Niro’s lawyer, said Nobu lost close to $5 million (£3.96 million) in just two months, so he had to pay investors $500,000 (£396,118). Even that he had to borrow from business partners, because he just “doesn’t have the cash.”It was at this point that Krauss, explained, “His accounts and business manager … says that the best case for Mr.

Robert De Niro is reportedly financially hurting because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Robert De Niro’s lawyer said today that his client would be spending much of his time in upstate New York on account of the coronavirus pandemic. His lawyer made the statement in a court hearing on Thursday.

The coronavirus lockdown has drained Robert De Niro’s finances, the actor’s lawyer has told a court in Manhattan.

lawyer has revealed.The Irishman actor, 76, has seen his finances compounded by a double hit of divorce negotiations and a capital call payout from Nobu restaurant chain where he holds a stake.According to Caroline Krauss, De Niro has suffered severe losses in income due to the necessary closures of restaurant chain Nobu as well as Greenwich Hotel, which he also holds a stake in. De Niro also has to continue to send funds to his ex-wife, Grace Hightower, as dictated by the conditions of their prenup.As UNILAD reports, Hightower, 65, recently took out an emergency order in court, requesting that her monthly American Express credit card limit be reinstated from $50,000 (£39,700) to $100,000 (£79,401).

Robert De Niro has claimed that the coronavirus pandemic caused a huge financial blow.The Irishman actor appeared in court via a Skype call after his ex-wife Grace Hightower requested an emergency order to raise her monthly American Express credit limit from $50,000 (£39,600) to $100,000 (£79,300) after he originally cut it.Unfortunately, the star is running low on dinero after the restaurant chain Nobu and Greenwich Hotel – both of which he has stakes in – closed for several months due to the pandemic.His lawyer Caroline Krauss told the judge that the restaurant chain lost $3 million (£2.37m) in April and a further $1.87 million (£1.48m) the next month.The 76-year-old’s lawyer also argued that Robert’s 2004 prenuptial agreement with Grace