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Bossip recently told you that Nicky Cage is in the hole for $300 milli. Now, Nic’s baby mama is feeling the effects and needs her cut before it’s all gone:

Nicolas Cage’s financial and legal nightmare continues to grow.  Christina Fulton, mother of Cage’s eldest child Weston, 18, is suing the actor for fraud and breach of contract. Fulton alleges she’s been caught in the web of his financial problems… …and she claims she is now more than $1.2 million in debt herself, Los Angeles court papers show.

Cage stated in an October lawsuit, that he is facing financial ruin after allegedly being duped by a former accountant, Samuel Levin. The actor currently owes $6.3 million in back taxes. He has recently defaulted on a $2 million loan, and he has begun a massive sell-off of homes, cars, yachts and other possessions to recoup his losses.

Fulton, 42, a former actress, says Cage provided  an L.A. home for her, years ago,  in exchange for raising Weston, and she believed the property was under her name. She believed that until September of this year, when Cage allegedly served her with a 60-day notice to get out.

Fulton says that because of Cage and Levin’s negligence, she now owes the IRS more than $1 million, in addition to $250,000 in unpaid credit card debt. She says the credit card was supposed to be paid off regularly by Cage and that fraudulent charges were racked up by a staffer hired by the actor who didn’t undergo a sufficient background check.

Fulton says damages to her exceed $13 million.  Levin, the accountant, has countersued Cage, stating the actor’s financial collapse was due to his “compulsive, self-destructive spending.”  Cage’s attorney Marty Singer tells PEOPLE: “This lawsuit is ridiculous and absurd. Nicolas Cage has given her approximately three million every year for many years, even though he was only obligated to pay her six thousand a month in child support. We expect this lawsuit to be promptly thrown out.

Nicolas Cage… SMH

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