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    1. Seems like old dude started it.

      Replace Katy Perry with anyone else trying to buy any other house and it would be bonkers to think a person can rescind a completed sale of their former property.

      Who put the house up for sale? It wasn’t Perry.

    2. bigb00tybitche5 on

      Trudeau can absolutely not date this woman. This will completely taint his legacy.

    3. zsazsa_sugarbaker on

      Pink dog food…Real Housewives of Dallas watchers will know.

      Team Katy (and I don’t even like her.)

    4. Luckiest_Creature on

      I don’t think Katy is in the wrong here, but after the whole monastery fiasco a few years ago, I’m sure her PR is going to go downhill further now

    5. draft_final_final on

      This lawsuit is over the sale of Westcott’s 15 million dollar Santa Barbara mansion that is not his primary residence. He is suing for “lost rental income.”

      Don’t have an opinion on Katy Perry but the fact that his family is trying to portray Westcott as a widdle demented war veteran with no one to help him understand something as complex as a contract for a house sale when HE LITERALLY WAS CHAIRMAN OF A REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT AND HOLDING COMPANY suggests that they’re in the wrong and are just looking to fish for sympathy because their case is probably shit.

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      Carl Westcott (born 1939, Vicksburg, Mississippi) is an American entrepreneur and the founder of several companies including First Extended Service Corporation, and Westcott Communications.

      After leaving the army, Westcott moved to California and got a job in car sales. In 1967, he bought a car dealership and by 1979 Westcott owned 17 dealerships across the nation.[4] Westcott Communications was sold in 1996 for $422 million to K-III Communications (now Rent Group).[5] He also served as Chairman of Westcott LLC and General Partner of Commodore Partners, a real estate development and holding company.

    6. Itcouldberabies on

      So…we’re all in agreement right? Perry’s a turd, but she’s not wrong here.

    7. ConsciousReason7709 on

      A couple of rich assholes fighting with each other. I could not care less.

    8. Purp1eC0bras on

      Sounds like he’s just pissed because home prices have skyrocketed since then.

      “The dispute centres on Westcott’s Santa Barbara mansion, which Perry bought in 2020 for £11.8 million ($15 million) through her business manager. Westcott, diagnosed with late-stage dementia and Huntington’s disease, later sought to rescind the sale, claiming he had been recovering from surgery, under heavy medication, and unfit to sign the contract.”

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