Fans were shocked when the multi-million-selling group, TLC, declared bankruptcy after “CrazySexyCool.” Rozonda won their Grammy in 1996. “Chili” Thomas Annouced It is possible to sell even though it seems impossible. “10 million albums worldwide,” They were “broke as broke can be.” They claimed their labels LaFace Records, Arista Records had conned them into spending a lot of money. Mirror. TLC stated that their salaries were used to pay expenses for travel, hotels, music videos, etc., giving them less than $50,000 annually. A paltry 56c per album was also their income.
Lopes and Andre Rison were having financial problems. Lopes ended up with Rison after an argument that turned violent. XXL reported. She was arrested for arson, and she was released with $75,000 bail. Although she was released on $75,000 bail, Watkins checked into rehab, where she was placed on five-year probation. She also paid $10,000 fines. Watkins also spent lots of money fighting sickle cell disease, which added to her debt.
TLC was able to end their contract with Perri, their manager “Pebbles” Reid and LaFace Records signed a new agreement. It took them two years. Grunge. Their third album was eventually released. “FanMail” In 1999, however, that was not without its problems.
