New Vegas Headlines Erica Jayne Sued by Costume Designer
Reality star Erika Jayne opens her first Las Vegas residency, Gambling, at the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay on Friday, August 25 Bet It All on Blonde, but she sued the costume designer for $18.2 million. Dollar.
In a lawsuit obtained by TMZ, Chris Psaila, co-owner of clothing store Marco Marco, claims the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star claims his company fraudulently billed her Paid more than $800,000, thereby damaging his reputation. 2015 and 2016.
Jayne's residency will reportedly include 75 minutes of provocative original music interspersed with Madonna and disco covers, accompanied by sexy dancing in bondage attire.
According to the lawsuit, Jayne (born Erika Chahoy 52 years ago) and her estranged husband, Tom Girardi, permanently allowed Psaila and his Hollywood clothing store to sell goods from Girardi. Lardy's American Express card was charged for any clothing he made and supplied for them. Jayne is an authorized user of this card.
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Jayne got everything she paid Psella, the lawsuit says. The lawsuit also accuses Jayne of bribing two Secret Service agents to prosecute Pusella. American Express reimbursed Jayne and Girardi $787,000 without giving Pusella a chance to object and notified the Secret Service that Jayne was a fraud. victims of the crime.
Jayne, American Express and Robert Savage, one of the former Secret Service agents, are all named in the lawsuit.
"The plaintiffs appear to have carefully calculated to pursue this lawsuit at a time when Erica's Las Vegas residence is opening to great reviews," Jayne's attorney Evan Borges told TMZ. "The plaintiffs are Erica's accusations are completely baseless. Independent federal prosecutors from the U.S. Attorney's Office decided to bring criminal charges against only the accuser and no one else. The idea that Erica controls the U.S. government or a Fortune 100 company like American Express It’s a fantasy.”
It's unclear whether the outfits Jayne wore on Blonde on Blonde, which aired that particular weekend on December 16, were among the items in question.
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