
Fans of the fame monster are familiarized with her project on helping Japan. The latest news reveal that Lady Gaga is sued for charity corruption. Find out the truth behind this shocking celebrity scandal.
Lady Gaga is one of the most controversial
celebs of the world. However, this time she managed to land on the
frontpage due to a shocking and world-shattering act. We find out
from the newest celeb gossips that Lady Gaga is sued for charity
corruption. It is claimed that the young singer scammed a few
dollars from the sale of the famous wristbands that should have
contributed to the helping of victims of the latest tsunami in
Japan.
Those who took part in the campaign know that these chic
accessories could be purchased for no more than $5 with an extra
$3.99 fee for shipping and $0.60 for taxes. Yesterday Lady Gaga
crowned the popularity of the great charity program with a live
performance at the MTV Video Music Aid Japan in Tokyo.
As Dailymail claims, the lawsuit tackles a delicate problem
according to which Lady Gaga refused to make public how much of the
whole sum was actually sent to Japanese victims.
This media source also reveals the statement of Ari Kresch, the
attorney who sued the Fame Monster, which says that, “I'm suing
Lady Gaga simply to hold her accountable for giving the money that
she was raising for charity to the cause that she was trying to
raise it for.”
A fellow attorney added that, “ When we tried to communicate with
the defendants in this lawsuit, all we got was, ‘well, some of the
money is being retained, but we don't really know how much’, is the
essence of the response that we got”...”If the money were going to
the right place rather than into the defendant's pocket, then I
hope that our effort helps that.”
This year might be extremely difficult for Lady Gaga if she finally
loses the case. The tsunami produced tremendous damages in Japan.
Using her celebrity status to get hold of some 'extra pocket money'
could be the worst and last trick Lady Gaga used to win the heart
of millions of fans. Some consumers also claimed that they had not
even received the fab wristbands and the campaign is still on.
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