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Phil Collins Allowed to Retrieve Belongings from Miami Home Amid Claim His Ex-Wife Is Keeping Him Out
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Phil Collins will have the opportunity to retrieve his belongings from the Miami Beach home he claims his ex-wife, Orianne Cevey, won't let him enter.
At a virtual hearing on Tuesday, a judge put an agreement in place that protects Collins' personal and irreplaceable property still located at the residence, ET has learned.
The judge ordered that Collins' team has the right to enter the residence and specify which items are his, ET has learned. The property will then be sent to Collins if both parties agree the items are solely his.
If both parties do not agree, the property will be sent to storage, where it will remain until a hearing or settlement conference happens.
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