Despite their legal troubles,Perry and Bloom’s relationshippersists a rarity among high-ranking celebrities.
Of course, that doesn’t make the following list of lawsuits any less ridiculous.
He struggled with memory loss symptoms and, as of 2023, was being treated for dementia.
The trial began in September 2023 and ended in November of the same year.
The court found Wescott mentally fit at the time of the sale and decided in Perry’s favor.
Similarly, in 2015, Sister Holzman toldBillboardthat “Katy Perry represents everything we don’t believe in.
It would be a sin to sell to her.”
Although the court ruled in Perry’s favor, she required the Vatican’s approval to finalize the sale.
During the trial, Sister Holzman collapsed and subsequently passed away.
Additionally, Hollister was made to pay both the archdiocese and Perry for interfering in the sale.
In the end, Perry chose not to go through with the purchase.
However, the “California Gurls” successfully appealed the decision in 2020 and the judge overturned the verdict.
Gray then tried to appeal this new decision in 2022, but he was unsuccessful.
The Katy Perry v. Katie Perry case is one example of the singer’s less fortunate court experiences.
She also sued the “E.T.”
artist for merchandise sold to promote her “Prism” album and a Christmas song.
The singer’s company, Kitty Purry, was ordered to pay damages.
