A hedge fund manager who has been sued by his own mother over an unpaid mortgage he took out on her house has declared himself bankrupt — just months after The Post exposed his wild spending spree in the south of France.
Jason Ader — a 59-year-old former activist investor who a decade earlier regularly appeared on CNBC and helped unseat Marissa Mayer as CEO of Yahoo — quietly filed for personal bankruptcy in Miami on Dec. 22, according to court documents reviewed by The Post.
He owes roughly 2 million in debts, he admitted in court filings and a court-ordered call with creditors last week.
Those include his estranged wife Julie and his mother Pamela, who is suing him in New York after he defaulted on a $13…

