Tyga finally pays back jeweler he owed hundreds of thousands

Tyga finally paid someone back.

Kylie Jenner’s boyfriend, 26, is closer to settling with a Beverly Hills jeweler he owed hundreds of thousands of dollars to, Page Six has confirmed.

As first reported by TMZ, the rapper, who owed celeb jeweler Jason Arasheben (also known as Jason of Beverly Hills) $200,000 plus interest thanks to a 2013 court decision, has paid the jeweler half of what he is owed for a gold watch and chain.

Tyga’s lawyer also revealed the rapper has agreed to pay back the debt in full by Nov. 17.

Last month, the emcee appeared in court to explain why he had failed to pay back Arasheben. He mysteriously fell ill when questioned about all the money he was spending on gifts for his 19-year-old girlfriend instead.

“Tyga did make significant payments on his obligations. Today, in court, a representation was made that the entirety of the obligation will be satisfied prior to next scheduled hearing on [Nov. 17],” Arasheben’s lawyer Boris Treyzon, of Abir Cohen Treyzon Salo, told Page Six in an email Tuesday. “Our client is gratified that, notwithstanding a significant delay, Tyga is finally making good on his obligations.”

TMZ also reports that Tyga is paying off his debt without any help from his reality star girlfriend or her family. Jenner was scheduled to appear in court for questioning had the matter not been sorted out by Nov. 11.

A representative for Tyga failed to return a request for comment.

Kylie Jenner set to spill on Tyga’s lavish gifts

Kylie Jenner is getting ready to talk about how much Tyga spends on her.

Jenner, 19, has agreed to answer questions about her boyfriend’s finances as part of an ongoing case against Tyga initiated by celeb jeweler Jason Arasheben, owner of Jason’s of Beverly Hills, TMZ reported.

Tyga, 26, allegedly owes the jeweler $200,000 after failing to pay for a gold watch and chain he purchased in 2013.

Arasheben hired Los Angeles attorneys Danny Abir and Boris Treyzon of Abir, Cohen, Treyzon and Salo, the same legal team Tyga’s former landlord Gholamreza Rezai used to settle a $480,000 debt against the “Rack City” rapper — only after a bench warrant was issued for his arrest for failing to appear in court. (Tyga was busy vacationing with Jenner at the time.)

“We’re not trying to arrest anyone,” Abir told Page Six. “We’re accommodating their request for privacy … Jenner has agreed to make herself available for a debtor’s examination prior to October 6.”

A debtor’s examination is similar to a deposition, but focuses solely on a debtor’s finances. The examination will likely inquire about the money Tyga reportedly spends on the reality starlet (like the diamond ring she said he “spoiled” her with in July and another giant rock from Christmas 2015), as well as his general spending habits. If the couple fails to appear, Arasheben’s attorneys will be able to request a bench warrant for their arrest.

Reps for Jenner and Tyga didn’t immediately return requests for comment.

Tyga finally pays back jeweler he owed hundreds of thousands

Tyga finally pays back jeweler he owed hundreds of thousands