“90 Day Fiancé” star Andrew Kenton lastly closed the chapter together with his ex-fiancée and offered her engagement ring … nevertheless it looks as if he might have fumbled the bag within the course of.

Andrew tells TMZ he had the ring available on the market for 10 days earlier than he discovered a purchaser on eBay … who forked over $2,250 for the diamond ring set in gold. He needs the brand new proprietor nothing however comfortable moments with the bling, and he is comfortable to lastly shut that chapter of his life.

Nevertheless, it looks as if Andrew took an enormous loss, as a result of he apparently acquired the ring appraised for $7,300 again in 2019.

He ended up getting 24 bids for the ring, nevertheless it’s unclear if any of them are followers of the hit present that led to him getting the piece within the first place.

As we have reported, Andrew listed the engagement ring he gave his (now) ex-fiancée Amira Lollysa, on the TLC present, telling us it was a tragic reminder of their previous.

As for the ring… the Neil Lane design is a princess-cut emerald, sitting atop a crown of diamonds and set in 14k white gold.

Andrew appeared on season 8 of the sequence after assembly Amira, who’s from France, on-line. They wound up getting engaged in 2018 however referred to as the entire thing off on the season finale.

Once they broke up, he claims he requested for the ring again, and Amira demanded practically $300 in Kim Kardashian make-up to provide it up.

Now it is off each their fingers.

Former 76ers proprietor Michael Rubin has discovered a brand new place to name dwelling — TMZ Sports activities has confirmed he simply dropped $70 million on an L.A. mansion that sits on land beforehand owned by Ronald Reagan!

The pad is positioned in Hollywood Hills — and it is insane. It options seven bedrooms, 12 bogs and a laundry checklist of facilities.

It is also three tales tall — and it is positioned so completely on a knoll that it overlooks the well-known Sundown Strip in Hollywood.

Reagan used to personal the property a few years in the past, as did legendary music producer Richard Perry, although it is undergone important remodels over time since.

Our sources say Rubin — who needed a brand new pad in Los Angeles as a result of a whole lot of his Fanatics enterprise is run out of the town — obtained a fairly whole lot on the place … it was initially listed for over $80 million.

Like Rubin, the vendor has some ties to the sports activities world — based on the L.A. Instances, Francesco Aquilini, the chairman of the Vancouver Canucks, was the one who market it.

Westside Property Company’s Kurt Rappaport repped Rubin within the buy.

Congrats on the brand new place, Michael — housewarming celebration quickly??

YouTube’s royalty system has lengthy been criticized by a number of music-industry organizations for opaqueness, an absence of oversight and, many really feel, inadequate funds. However a brand new report in Billboard makes a variety of detailed allegations, supported by claims from a variety of unnamed sources, who say that YouTube — which is the one largest streaming service for music on this planet — has a rights-management system that’s “stuffed with errors” and “ripe for abuse,” and declare that Create Music Group, which initially established itself as a royalty-collection service for music firms, continuously collected royalties to which it isn’t entitled.

Create co-founder Jonathan Strauss categorically denied these claims, and mentioned the corporate’s claims are at all times guided by its shoppers’ offers — “CMG doesn’t enter or take away shares with out authorization.” In a press release to Selection, a rep for Create mentioned: “At Create Music Group we work tirelessly to make sure that our shoppers, unbiased artists and labels, obtain all the income that they’re entitled to. We take that duty very severely. We unequivocally deny, nevertheless, the assertion made within the Billboard article by our rivals that we “recreation the system,” and the info proves this out. Greater than 90% of the conflicts created by our rivals, over 26,000 in all, have been settled in our favor. We observe each the letter and spirit of the principles YouTube has arrange for our {industry} and are very pleased with our monitor file on this regard.”

Contacted by Selection after the article revealed, a rep for YouTube mentioned: “Now we have devoted groups working to detect and stop abuse or in any other case invalid use of every of our instruments. We depend on a mix of people and know-how to detect suspicious habits, request further info the place crucial, and take away reference information which are low-quality or invalid. We take abuse of our instruments severely—we terminate tens of hundreds of accounts every year that try to abuse our copyright instruments.”

YouTube music chief Lyor Cohen mentioned final yr that the platform had paid greater than $4 billion in royalties to the music {industry} within the earlier 12 months alone. Nonetheless, at situation is how that cash is tallied and distributed.