Summary: *Khadijah Haqq, close friend of reality TV star Khloe Kardashian, reveals she is borrowing money from loved ones to keep her household afloat as her divorce from ex-NFL player Bobby McCray drags on.*
If you thought navigating a divorce was only an emotional battle, Khadijah Haqq is here to remind us that the financial wahala can be just as devastating.
Khadijah, the twin sister of Malika Haqq — who is well known as Khloe Kardashian’s ride-or-die bestie — has opened up about the serious money struggles she is facing in the middle of her ongoing divorce from former American football player Bobby McCray.
Borrowing From Loved Ones to Survive
According to reports, Khadijah has been leaning on family members and close friends to help her cover basic household bills. In a situation many Nigerians can relate to — because who among us has not had to call on family when things get tight — she has not been too proud to ask for help during one of the most difficult seasons of her life.
The mother of three has reportedly been taking loans from her inner circle just to keep the lights on and food on the table while the legal proceedings with her estranged husband continue.
Divorce Can Empty Your Pocket Fast
For anyone who has witnessed or experienced a messy separation, you already know the story. Legal fees alone can swallow your savings faster than you can say “this marriage don finish.” Add to that the reality of suddenly running a household on a single income, and financial pressure becomes very real, very quickly.
Khadijah’s situation is a reminder that no matter how connected or well-placed someone may appear — and being friends with the Kardashians certainly carries a certain image — life’s storms do not discriminate.
The Importance of Community Support
One silver lining in Khadijah’s story is the support she is receiving from those around her. In Nigerian culture, we understand deeply the value of community — our people say “Ọmọ aráa ẹni ni í gbani lọ́rùn” — it is your own people who carry you. The idea of leaning on loved ones during hard times is not a sign of weakness; it is wisdom.
Whether it is family, close friends, or your trusted circle, having people who can step in when life throws you a curveball is truly invaluable.
Final Thoughts
Khadijah Haqq’s openness about her financial difficulties during her divorce is both brave and relatable. Divorce is never easy — emotionally, logistically, or financially — and her willingness to speak about the struggle may just be the reminder someone else needs to know they are not alone in their own difficult season.
We wish her strength, wisdom, and a speedy resolution as she navigates this chapter of her life.
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