Lady Gaga rushes to court to stop 'sensitive and personal information coming out'
Published: 2013 July 07 17:00:40 (5640 Views)
Lady Gaga has rushed to court in a bid to halt 'sensitive' and 'personal' information about her life coming to light.
The Judas singer is reported to have made the legal dash following a bitter battle between two of her former associates.
The 27-year-old made the move after former friend Wendy Starland and former producer Rob Fusari squabbled in court over a slice of her millions.
Gaga is now said to be concerned over just what information about her personal life was aired when Starland moved to sue Fusari three years ago.
Starland took on Fusari for breach of contract after claiming he asked her to find a 'unique female singer' in 2005 promising to share the profits but claimed she never saw any after Fusari found Gaga a record contract in 2006.
Now it is Gaga, real name Stefani Germanotta, who is feeling tetchy about just what was revealed about her life in the process.
This week the star filed papers asking the court to seal all 'sensitive, private, and personal' information about her mentioned during the case.
According to gossip website TMZ, Gaga has told the court if some of the private information becomes public it would 'inflict significant personal and professional harm' upon her.
The singer insists her two former pals are legally bound to keep hush hush about her antics.
In the past Gaga has hinted that her existence was pretty dark before she was famous, painting a bleak picture of her life in a dirty New York apartment.
'Sometimes it freaks me out – or I should say it petrifies me – when I think about laying in my apartment (in New York) with bedbugs and roaches on the floor and mirrors with cocaine everywhere,' she told music reporter Neil Strauss.
She has also spoken in the past about her battles with an eating disorder and experimenting with her sexuality.
- Metro
The Judas singer is reported to have made the legal dash following a bitter battle between two of her former associates.
The 27-year-old made the move after former friend Wendy Starland and former producer Rob Fusari squabbled in court over a slice of her millions.
Gaga is now said to be concerned over just what information about her personal life was aired when Starland moved to sue Fusari three years ago.
Starland took on Fusari for breach of contract after claiming he asked her to find a 'unique female singer' in 2005 promising to share the profits but claimed she never saw any after Fusari found Gaga a record contract in 2006.
Now it is Gaga, real name Stefani Germanotta, who is feeling tetchy about just what was revealed about her life in the process.
This week the star filed papers asking the court to seal all 'sensitive, private, and personal' information about her mentioned during the case.
According to gossip website TMZ, Gaga has told the court if some of the private information becomes public it would 'inflict significant personal and professional harm' upon her.
The singer insists her two former pals are legally bound to keep hush hush about her antics.
In the past Gaga has hinted that her existence was pretty dark before she was famous, painting a bleak picture of her life in a dirty New York apartment.
'Sometimes it freaks me out – or I should say it petrifies me – when I think about laying in my apartment (in New York) with bedbugs and roaches on the floor and mirrors with cocaine everywhere,' she told music reporter Neil Strauss.
She has also spoken in the past about her battles with an eating disorder and experimenting with her sexuality.
- Metro
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