Kim kardashian And the Scott Disick She is being sued for allegedly being sold into a lottery but not claiming any prizes, but the company behind the lottery calls BS.
According to the class action lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Kim and Scott created a sweepstakes where the winner would receive $100,000 and 2, first-class tickets to Los Angeles but wait, there’s more… the winner will also get a 3-night stay in Beef Hills and they can “Shopping Like Kim Kardashian”.
The lawsuit alleges that the 2020 lottery was a hoax… The real purpose of the purported lottery was for the celebrity to work with an Australian company – Curated – which is also being sued, to sell personal information to advertisers.
The winners of the lawsuit have been announced, but the “winners” Instagram accounts are soon made private and the plaintiffs suspect all is well.
Sources directly linked to Curated tell TMZ, each winner is legitimate, has been awarded their prize and the company has the proper paperwork to prove it.
The lawsuit alleges that people who participated in the contest are being “invaded by hundreds of advertisers, some of whom solicit plaintiffs with potentially offensive and objectionable content”.
The lawsuit alleges that the lottery was organized by Scott on IG and promoted by several influencers, including Kim, Kendall JennerAnd the Kris JennerAnd the Kylie JennerAnd the Chloe KardashianAnd the Kourtney KardashianAnd the Sophia RicciAnd the Gretchen Kristen Rossi And the Kristen Quinn.
The suit attracts the family… “Only 20 years ago, Oprah would donate cars and cash. But today’s entertainment tycoons seem only interested in getting richer and living a more luxurious lifestyle, while deceiving their fans and followers.”
The lawsuit is asking for more than $20 million from each defendant, although the only two people to be specifically named are Kim and Scott, along with the Australian firm.
We’ve reached out to a rep for Scott… so far, no word back
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