American rapper Kanye West has been sued by a production company for unpaid debts amounting to a whopping $7 million.
This unfortunate news follows an earlier suit involving a fashion house for similar unsettled debts.
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The American rapper and his team have reportedly continued to elude the production company over unpaid fees.
According to reports, the unpaid amounts are in excess of some 7 million dollars.
Due to these unfortunate events involving the outspoken rapper and his team, the company has now sued.
Phantom Labs, a production company, claims that from June 2021 to March 2022, Kanye collaborated with them on a number of projects.
Details of the suit indicate that among the ventures were four weeks of Sunday Service, a listening event for “Donda 2,” the “Free Larry Hoover” show with Drake and his cancelled 2022 Coachella performance.
Phantom Lab’s attorney, Howard King, says at first, Ye and the team were good about making payments.
Unfortunately, costs quickly began to mount, and by February 2022, they claimed they were owed more than $6 million.
Ye had allegedly promised to settle his debt with Phantom using the reported $9 million he was supposed to make at Coachella.
Phantom says it became clear, Ye wasn’t going to pay after he cancelled his performance.
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Phantom wants Ye to pay them the approximately $7.1 million they claim they are due.
SOURCE: GhanaCelebrities.Com