Another day, another lawsuit for pop monster Lady Gaga. Gaga, 25, is being sued by MGA Entertainment for $10 million after she allegedly delayed production on a doll with her likeness.
MGA planned to release the doll in time for the Christmas rush but Gaga demanded that the voice chip be removed. This request pushed the doll’s release back to 2013 to coincide with the debuts of her new album and perfume.
MGA gave Bravado International, Gaga’s licensing company an $1 million advance to create a doll that resembled the pop singer. MGA spared no expense “because Lady Gaga is not only an A-list celebrity, but one of the few elite recording artists working today.”
The doll was allegedly supposed to have a removable head that revealed a bloody stump, a feature that falls in line with Gaga’s outrageous image.
There is no word yet on whether or not this lawsuit will permanently delay the release of the doll.
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