celeb news Katy successfully thieves house from veteran after 3 year legal battle

[naval23]

After a three-year-long legal battle with Carl Westcott, a veteran who founded 1-800-FLOWERS, the pop star went from a judicial dark horse to the rightful owner of her idyllic Montecito home.

 

If you need a refresher on Perry's drawn-out courtroom drama, it all started when the "California Gurls" singer and partner Orlando Bloom reportedly purchased Westcott's Montecito home back in 2020. However, in a move nobody saw coming, Westcott sued to rescind the offer citing his mental incapacity.

 

The "Last Friday Night" singer is slated to testify during a second phase of the trial in July. Perry is reportedly requesting damages for lost fair-market rental value, deferred maintenance, and a few necessary repairs caused by a fallen tree and water damage.

 

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/katy-perry-wins-15m-montecito-223700309.html?soc_src=social-sh&soc_trk=tw&tsrc=twtr

Edited May 24 by naval23

[Karla Cabello]

end that octogenarian 

[dumbsparce]

Didn't she also kill a nun? Why is she like this with senior citizens?

[perfect blue]

and? at least she spared his life unlike that nun.

[Drowned8World]

steal my house, queen

[naval23]

The way she needed this ordeal finished before serving us KP6

 

One task at a time queen 

[Vixen Eyes]

wait im sorry what nun?

[Jotham]

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After a three-year-long legal battle with Carl Westcott, a veteran who founded 1-800-FLOWERS, the pop star went from a judicial dark horse to the rightful owner of her idyllic Montecito home.

"Dark Horse" ha timeless impact

[LCTV]

Hopefully the unconditionally singer won't allow her purchase to be The One That Got Away. We'll be wide awake during the Firework display that is this court case.

[TROPICUM]

how many houses does she have omg... and why does she always buy them from elderly people 

[Archetype]

4 minutes ago, TROPICUM said:

how many houses does she have omg... and why does she always buy them from elderly people 

Elderly people own the overwhelming majority of housing, especially large homes, in the US.  9/10 times you'll be buying from someone over 60.  They are responsible for the housing market being so inaccessible just to inflate their own net worth.  I have no sympathy for these people.

Edited May 24 by Archetype

[Suilen]

She's generous for keeping him alive 

[G.U.Y_Del_Rey]

1 hour ago, Vixen Eyes said:

wait im sorry what nun?

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-03-11/katy-perry-please-stop-nun-pleads-hours-before-dying-in-court/9536324

 

[Broken]

1 hour ago, Vixen Eyes said:

wait im sorry what nun?

Nun Involved In Katy Perry Convent Lawsuit Collapses And Dies In Court

 

 

 

[HASHTAGPOW]

[fridayteenage]

2 hours ago, TROPICUM said:

how many houses does she have omg... and why does she always buy them from elderly people 

she defeated an 89 year old and now an 85 year old. so her rivals are slowly getting younger.

 

[popmusicisdead]

karma will strike her again for screwing the elderly and her album flop AGAIN 

[Aurora]

The tides are turning in her favor for once.

[Mordecai]

First the nuns, now a veteran, she's coming for our streams next with the new album 

[SleepNoMore]

Your subject heading is so wrong. Katy literally negotiated a fair and binding contract to buy the house and paid a large down payment. The original owner just got cold feet and tried to change his mind AFTER he already agreed to sell it. He's just as rich and entitled as any pop star and had a team of lawyers overseeing the sale, it's not like he did it himself. He just changed his mind, tried to argue he wasn't mentally fit when there was a ton of evidence proving otherwise, and the courts threw out his claim. You just can't change your mind after you've agreed to sell your house and signed a contract. 

[Valentine]

Title is flamebait sweetie. 
 

the correct terminology is "legally purchased"

[Raspy]

when her curse get to him in few years and he actually lose his mind that time

[karron0624]

Both the nun case and this case involved katy putting an offer on property, the other parties accepting the offer, and then after the closing process started, the sellers got a different offer (the nuns was 1 million over what katy offered, the veteran was 3 million over what katy offered). After seeing the increase in offer, they tried to cancel the sell in order to go to the higher offer. Idc if your a nun or a veteran, both of those parties were just greedy POSs who wanted more money.

[Dark Miracles]

6 hours ago, Archetype said:

Elderly people own the overwhelming majority of housing, especially large homes, in the US.  9/10 times you'll be buying from someone over 60.  They are responsible for the housing market being so inaccessible just to inflate their own net worth.  I have no sympathy for these people.

LOUDER

 

Finally I'm hearing more people say this

[modeblock]

GET that indecisive hag, legend  

Edited May 24 by modeblock