The co-founder of Android who reportedly received a $90 million severance from Google in the wake of misconduct allegations is now being accused of running a sex ring.

Andy Rubin is being sued by his estranged wife Rie, who claims in court documents that were filed in October but only now unsealed, that he and lawyer Stephen M Peters worked together to defraud her of millions by having her sign a bogus and misleading prenuptial agreement.

Rie writes in her complaint that she was also caught off-guard when she learned about her then-husband's sexual proclivities, discovering emails in which he wrote to at least one woman about 'owning' her and then 'lending' her out at his will.

She also alleges that among the women with whom Rubin allegedly had extramarital affairs was an individual referred to as 'M,' who she claims was complicit in helping the father of her children run a sex ring.

Rie, who is also seeking a divorce from Rubin in family court, is demanding a jury trial and asking that the prenuptial agreement she signed be voided, thus allowing her to collect on the $350 million her estranged husband earned during their marriage.

'This is a family law dispute involving a wife who regrets her decision to execute a prenuptial agreement,' said an attorney for Rubin.

'It is full of false claims and we look forward to telling our side of the story.'

DailyMail.com attempted to reach out to Peters at the number listed for his law firm but it was no longer in service. He has been inactive since 2014 according to the State Bar of California.

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Don't be evil: Andy Rubin (left with Cole Broadman, and Google Inc. co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 2008) is being sued by his estranged wife Rie, who seeks to have the couple's prenuptial agreement voided in a complaint unsealed on Tuesday

OMGMail: Rie claims that Rubin would enter into agreements with women whom he paid to own and would then lend out for sex, even filming some having orgies (purported exchange between Rubin and an unknown person)

Outyrage: Rubin got a reported $90 million severance from Google after one of his employees said he coerced her into performing oral sex in 2013 (Google employees walkout in 2018 after the report about the severance, which is referenced in the sign on left)

Rie wed Rubin in 2009 after he left his first wife when she became pregnant.

The two were both employees at Google, and Rie retired just prior to her pregnancy.

She signed the premarital agreement just days before their wedding, and soon after gave birth to their first child.

Rubin did not take those vows seriously though according to Rie.

'The sham Premarital Agreement having been signed, Rubin’s conduct soon became increasingly flagrant,' states the court filing.

'Rubin continued to view images and to read emails from these other women. Plaintiff is aware of at least five women with whom Rubin had affairs. This conduct is well-documented in emails, texts, videos and photographs shared between Rubin and these women.'

It was not just affairs either, with Rie making a number of allegations about her husband and his involvement in a group where he distributed women who had agreed to be his property.

'[Rie] discovered that Rubin had a secret life with affairs with multiple women ... Rubin had, in his own words, "ownership" relationships with other women, whereby RUBIN would pay for their expenses in exchange for offering them to other men,' reads the complaint.

'As Plaintiff learned, Rubin did this so that he could watch them engage in various sexual acts, often involving threesomes.'

The complaint then goes on to detail the alleged sex ring run by Rubin and the aforementioned 'M.'

'One of these women ("M"), was complicit with Rubin in running what appeared to be sex ring,' reads the complaint.

Rie (above) claims Rubin defrauded her of millions by setting her up with a lawyer and not revealing the same man represented him in his first divorce

'"M" was willing participant, who would agree to perform various sexual acts with multiple men. This would be filmed for the enjoyment of RUBIN and other men. After these orgies, RUBIN would himself have sex with "M" off-camera.'

The filing also includes two emails in which Rubin discusses what it means to be 'owned,' and makes a point of telling the unnamed individual that she should be certain about entering into the agreement.

"Being owned is kinda like you are my property and I can loan you to other people, reads one message.

That same day he wrote another email that read: ''Let me know why you changed your mind and if you understand what being owed really means.'

These women were paid hundreds-of-thousands of dollars according to Rie, who was unaware at the time because Rubin had his money sent to different accounts after his 2014 exit from Google.

That came after he was accused of coercing an employee into performing oral sex on him in a hotel room one year prior.

The $90 million severance he received despite that allegation led to a walkout at the company's headquarters, where some carried signs that read: 'Happy to quit for $90 million. No sexual harassment required.'

Just before he parted ways with Google, Rubin also made a change in how he handled his fiances claims Rie.

'In February 2014, few months before Rubin departed from Google for having an "inappropriate relationship" with a woman who worked under him," Rubin stopped depositing his Google earnings into the couple’s joint account and instead had the earnings directly deposited into an account solely in RUBIN’s name,' states the complaint.

'For the next year, Rubin would receive income into his individual account, and make selected payments from that account. These included hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments to other women.'

The Martis Camp home was purchased for $8.1 million in April 2016 and sold for $7.2 million in December 201 7.

The Portola Valley, CA home was purchased during Plaintiff and Rubin’s engagement for 5.8 million in May 2009 and sold for $10.8 million in April 2015

Apartments: The condominium in Los Altos was purchased for $3.75 million in May 2013 and sold for $3.1 million in January 2017 (left); The penthouse: Tokyo Minato Ward was purchased for 1,343,250,601 Yen in 2013 and sold in January 2017 for 1,560,000,000 Yen (right)

A home in Manazuru-cho, Ashigarashimo-gun, Kanagawa—ken, Japan was purchased in 2012 and sold in December 2016.1

The Woodside, CA home was purchased for $23,000,000 in 2014 and is currently on the market for $34,600,000

Rie is seeking relief from Rubin, Peters, Peters; law firm and any unnamed Does who may have aided either her husband or the lawyer.

She claims in her filing that Rubin set her up with Peters when he gave her the agreement just weeks before she gave birth, but at no point mentioned he had represented her husband-to-be in his previous divorce.

The complaint lists eight causes of action in total, including: fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, breach of contract, professional negligence and declaratory and injunctive relief to set aside premarital agreement.

She is seeking compensatory and punitive damages for each cause, along with pre- and post-judgment interest, and any reliefs that the court deems just and proper.

Rie also asks that the premarital agreement be declared 'invalid and unforceable' and for an order enjoining the new agreement.

That new agreement could provide her with a windfall, and certainly more than the $10,000 she is entitles too according to the initial agreement.

'During the marriage, Rubin’s net worth increased from approximately $10.3 million to $350 million, with Rubin holding substantial interests in a number of companies,' reads the complaint.

'Among the many companies that Rubin founded during the marriage, Essential Products, Inc. is one of the most prominent. Rubin’s time and effort while married resulted in the start-up of this company which was valued at $900 million to $1 billion about year ago.'

It the notes: 'Essential Products is considering selling itself, including its patent portfolio and hardware products.'

There is a good deal of property that Rie is looking to get a piece of the proceeds from as well in the complaint.

'During the course of Plaintiff’s marriage, Rubin purchased six homes. At the time of the purchases, Rubin told Plaintiff that the homes were being purchased as "their home" and the title would be jointly held by [Rie] and Rubin,' sates the complaint.

'Unbeknownst to [Rie], Rubin purchased the properties and recorded the title only in his name. [Rie] discovered that her name was not on the title for any of the properties after she filed for divorce.'

It then states that six properties were acquired during the course of their eight-year union - two in Japan and four in California.

The Japanese properties were both sold in that same period as were three of the California two properties were purchased in Japan and four were purchased in California. Both homes in Japan were sold and three of the four properties in California were sold during the course of the marriage.

Rubin was mentioned in a 2018 class action suit filed by Loretta Lee as well, who accused Google or fostering a workplace where harassment and gender discrimination ran rampant.

'Plaintiff reasonably feared complaining about the culture of objectification at Google. Many inappropriate workplace relationships at Google have been unearthed over the past years, including one involving the co-creator of Android, Andy Rubin ("Rubin"),' states that filing.

'Plaintiff was warned that Rubin has "a thing for Asian chicks" and Rubin would invite Plaintiff and other employees to parties at his mansion, where Plaintiff was also subject to sexual harassment.'