Marc Anthony, who had reached upon an agreement concerning the amount of child support he should pay with his former wife Dayanara Torres, has been ordered to double the amount that was earlier agreed on.
According to the judge's order, Anthony will have to pay 26,000 dollars a month in child support, which is double what was initially agreed when the two separated in 2004.
The singer's wife argued that he sees their sons very little and that her financial needs have changed since their divorce a decade ago and now Anthony will also have to pay an additional amount for a nanny and housekeeper.
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