Eminem’s ex-wife pleads no contest to charges in hit-and-run crash
Kimberley Anne Mathers, the ex-wife of rapper Eminem, pleaded no contest to charges stemming from a hit-and-run crash.
www.clickondetroit.comHere’s what I can share based on recent reporting:
- Kimberley Anne Mathers, known as Eminem’s ex-wife, pleaded no contest to charges connected to a February hit-and-run crash in Chesterfield Township, Michigan. The plea was entered at the arraignment on May 11, 2026, with sentencing scheduled for June 17, 2026 in Macomb County District Court.[2][3][4]
- The charges involved driving under the influence (impaired driving) and failing to report an accident, both treated as misdemeanors, with potential penalties including jail time, fines, and other conditions at sentencing.[3][4]
- Coverage from multiple outlets confirms the timeline: crash date February 16, 2026; no contest plea entered May 11; sentencing set for June 17, 2026 in New Baltimore/Chesterfield area jurisdiction.[1][4][3]
- Some outlets note that the case centers on the impaired-driving allegation and the failure to report, with the plea moving the case toward a sentencing hearing rather than ongoing arraignment arguments.[4][1]
- Additional outlets summarize the story for local audiences and provide context about public interest due to Mathers’ relationship to Eminem, but the legal focus remains the same: a no-contest plea with sentencing forthcoming in mid-June 2026.[5][7][4]
Would you like a concise timeline, a brief glossary of terms (no contest, impaired driving, sentencing), or a quick roundup of the latest updates from specific outlets? I can also pull more precise sentencing details once available.
Citations:
- Kimberley Anne Mathers plea moves crash case to sentencing.[1]
- Eminem's ex-wife Kim Mathers pleads no contest after impaired-driving crash.[2]
- Kim Mathers pleads no contest to charges in Chesterfield impaired driving crash.[3]
- Eminem's Ex-Wife Pleads No Contest In Hit-And-Run Incident.[4]