Eminem's ex-wife Kim Mathers arrested again on suspicion of OWI after hitting car, police say
- On Monday, Kimberly Anne Mathers, 51, pleaded no contest in New Baltimore's 42-2 District Court to operating while impaired and failing to report a collision.
- Prosecutors allege that on Feb. 16, 2026, Mathers was driving a Range Rover in Chesterfield Township when she struck a parked Dodge Ram, pushing the truck about 50 feet.
- Under Michigan law, the no contest plea carries the same legal effect as a guilty plea, with charges punishable by up to 93 days and 90 days in jail, respectively.
- Macomb County Prosecutor Pete Lucido stated impaired driving is a "deliberate decision," adding, "Choosing to drive impaired is choosing to endanger others, and we will continue to hold those who make that choice fully accountable."
- Judge William Hackel III scheduled sentencing for June 17, 2026, as the case draws renewed attention to Mathers' history of legal issues and her publicly discussed recovery efforts.
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Former spouse of hip-hop icon enters plea in DUI-related crash
MACOMB COUNTY, Michigan — Kim Mathers, the former wife of globally recognized rap star Eminem, has pleaded no contest to misdemeanor charges tied with a February crash in suburban Detroit in which prosecutors said she was driving while impaired and later left the scene after striking a parked vehicle.
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