Djimon Hounsou's Movie Millions Revealed in Court

Actor Djimon Hounsou's significant film paydays have surfaced amid his contentious custody battle with ex-partner Ri'za Marie Simpson. Court documents reveal Hounsou earned $1.1 million for "A Quiet Place: Day One" and substantial amounts for other projects, including $1.25 million for "Red Car" and $250,000 for two "Rebel Moon" films. He also reported over $600,000 in residual income.

Hounsou's financial declaration shows an average gross monthly income of approximately $60,000, but he claims his monthly expenses, totaling around $85,000, often exceed this figure. His reported expenditures include significant amounts for mortgage, car, dining, clothing, and entertainment.

Conversely, Ri'za Marie Simpson contests Hounsou's reported income, estimating his gross monthly earnings to be closer to $133,000. She is seeking $30,000 for interim attorney fees and an additional $10,000 for a financial expert. The custody case originated after a domestic dispute in January, which led to Simpson's arrest on a simple assault charge, which she denies.