90 Day Fiance: Sarper Is In Big Trouble As Lisa Sundstedt Sues Him For $100K!
Sarper entered the entertainment industry via his stint on TLC’s 90 Day Fiance. He, along with his now-wife Shekinah, had a lot of ups and downs, but the couple decided to tie the knot. They are together, and while they have many issues, they now face bigger problems, more specifically, legal issues. Yes, you read that right. Sarper is new to the country, but he already has legal charges against him.
A while ago, we reported that Hypomania Productions was suing him for $35,000. However, we now have an updated report. According to recent reports, the lawsuit amount has increased to $100,000. This is no joke, and he also faces charges of unprofessionalism and breach of contract. These accusations are major red flags for anyone trying to build a career in the entertainment industry. Moreover, since Sarper is still new to the game, this might cost him heavily. Read on to learn more about the situation.
90 Day Fiance: Will Shekinah & Sarper Leave The Show?
Shekinah and Sarper tied the knot in Season 11, but their problems only grew worse. They started sleeping in separate rooms, and Shekinah even asked Sarper to leave the house. The couple began attending therapy to fix their marriage, but they still couldn’t resolve key issues.
Sarper wants to live in Turkey, while Shekinah dreams of moving to Miami. Fans want them back for Happily Ever After, but the couple hasn’t confirmed anything. Their constant fights and location conflict may push them to leave both the marriage and the show. Will they walk away from 90 Day Fiance forever?
90 Day Fiance: Details About Lisa Sundstedt & Sarper’s Legal Fight
Lisa Sundstedt, the owner of Hypomania Productions and also a comedian, filed a lawsuit against Sarper for breach of contract. According to the legal report, Sarper signed a contract to work with her and polished his skills under her advice and mentorship. After a while, he decided not to perform at the scheduled event. As things began to fall apart, Lisa decided that it was best to take legal action.
Lisa even shared a TikTok and an Instagram story talking about how someone recently fought with her. She claimed that the person called her a nobody with no connections in the industry. They allegedly added that she wouldn’t be able to do anything to them because she’s a “lowlife.” Though she didn’t name names, she noted that it’s “definitely not the LA Times.” The legal file also hints that the person attempted to defraud or even defame her.
The allegations are quite serious, and if the court finds Sarper guilty, he may face significant trouble. There is also speculation that Shekinah might have been the one who got into the fight with Lisa. MovingMAD got hold of the lawsuit and explained its clauses in detail. Many fans also think Lisa might be using Sarper for fame, since she knows he was part of the TLC show.
However, on the flip side, Lisa may not gain much from the lawsuit even if she wins. Only time will tell whether the lawsuit holds any authenticity or if it’s all been fabricated. As of now, neither Shekinah nor Sarper has reacted to it.
Lisa even shared a TikTok and an Instagram story talking about how someone recently fought with her. She claimed that the person called her a nobody with no connections in the industry. They allegedly added that she wouldn’t be able to do anything to them because she’s a “lowlife.” Though she didn’t name names, she noted that it’s “definitely not the LA Times.” The legal file also hints that the person attempted to defraud or even defame her.
The allegations are quite serious, and if the court finds Sarper guilty, he may face significant trouble. There is also speculation that Shekinah might have been the one who got into the fight with Lisa. MovingMAD got hold of the lawsuit and explained its clauses in detail. Many fans also think Lisa might be using Sarper for fame, since she knows he was part of the TLC show.
However, on the flip side, Lisa may not gain much from the lawsuit even if she wins. Only time will tell whether the lawsuit holds any authenticity or if it’s all been fabricated. As of now, neither
