Katy Perry is seeking $2.6 million from veteran Carl Westcott, alleging he "Accidentally Sold" her Montecito Mansion
Katy Perry is pursuing $2.6 million in lost rental income due to the sale of her Montecito Mansion.
Katy Perry is currently pursuing a multi-million dollar claim for lost rental income from 83-year-old veteran Carl Westcott. Westcott contends that he mistakenly sold her California mansion while under the influence of opiates.
Originally, Perry and her fiancé, Orlando Bloom, were excited about the expansive Montecito home, viewing it as their ideal family “retreat” and a perfect place to raise their daughter, Daisy Dove Bloom. However, their plans were delayed for three years.
As a result, the couple now alleges that they missed out on a substantial $2,670,000 in potential rental income for the 9,285-square-foot compound located in the Santa Ynez foothills.
Throughout this period, Carl Westcott and his legal team have been vigorously working to void a $15 million deal for the Montecito property. This deal was signed just six days after Westcott underwent major back surgery in July 2020.
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom find themselves not only entangled in a legal dispute over the possession of the luxurious eight-bedroom residence owned by Westcott, who is afflicted with dementia but also seeking millions in compensation, as per court documents obtained by DailyMail.com.
A representative for the Westcott family shared their perspective with DailyMail, stating, “Katy Perry’s aggressive behavior serves as a reminder that even the brightest stars can have dark sides. While she sings of love and compassion in the spotlight, it’s evident that Katy Perry has a history of targeting vulnerable individuals for personal gain.”
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