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Dr. Dre OK After Suffering A Brain Aneurysm; His $40M Home Nearly Buglarized While In Hospital
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Superstar music mogul/ rapper Dr. Dre suffered an aneurysm on Monday and was rushed to the hospital, ac- cording to sources.
On Tuesday night, Dre took to Instagram to post an artfully composed black and white picture of himself be- hind a mixing desk in the recording studio, together with a message of apprecia- tion.
'Thanks to my family, friends and fans for their in- terest and well wishes. I'm doing great and getting excel- lent care from my medical team. I will be out of the hos- pital and back home soon. Shout out to all the great medical professionals at Cedars. One Love!!', he wrote.
Doctors say they don't know what caused the bleed- ing but are performing a se- ries of tests to uncover the cause.
High blood pressure is the leading cause of a subarach- noid hemorrhage and heavy lifting or strain can cause the
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aneurysm to rupture.
While he was in the hospi-
tal, Dr Dre's $40M mansion in the exclusive Pacific Pal- isades neighborhood of Los Angeles was nearly burglar- ized early on Wednesday morning as he recovered in an ICU from a brain aneurysm.
Four men were on the
property and looking at how they could enter the main structure of the massive home the producer bought from football player Tom Brady and his supermodel wife Gisele Bundchen in 2014.
But the home's security team spotted the men 'casing' the house and confronted them, according to TMZ, causing the men to flee.
The security guards quickly called police, causing law enforcement officials to show up to the property im- mediately. The policemen were able to catch then arrest all four suspects, it has been claimed.
The incident happened on Wednesday around 2 AM, the source noted.
The site added that the men who were arrested likely learned from the media that Dre was in the hospital and not his home, which caused them to hatch the scheme to burglarize the property.
The attempted burglary comes after Dre assured his fans that he is on the mend. The producer sent a message on social media as he recov- ered at the intensive care unit at Cedars Sinai Medical Cen- ter in Los Angeles.
His trip to the hospital comes amid his high-profile divorce proceedings with his longtime partner Nicole Young who recently filed to legally end their marriage on the grounds of irreconcilable differences.
She is seeking nearly $2million in monthly spousal support payments and $5 mil- lion for attorney fees from Dre's estimated $1 billion business empire.
Dre currently pays his ex $293,306 per month through a court order.
He had already been pay- ing Young's living expenses and moved out of their Mal- ibu estate. As a result, a judge threw out her request.
A hearing was supposed to happen on Wednesday but Dre will still be in the hospi- tal recovering.
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