Overview
- Garner filed for divorce in late September and in early November asked the court for $6,189 per month in spousal support plus $35,000 in attorney fees, according to court documents reported by multiple outlets.
- Her paperwork cites a joint federal tax return that she says shows Güven’s comedy business grossed more than $280,000 with about $180,000 in net profit while her esthetician business reported roughly a $51,000 net loss.
- Garner says she frequently paused her salon work to travel to Turkey to sustain their long‑distance relationship, and she contends those trips and being removed from his tour harmed her business revenue.
- She has publicly accused Güven of appearing on dating apps and being seen with other women, and she claims people around him have interfered with attempts to serve him divorce papers.
- The income figures and allegations come from Garner’s filings and social posts and have not been independently verified by tax authorities, and the family‑court case remains pending with no ruling reported.