Kanye West is looking to recoup money lost when he had to cancel dates on his 2016 Saint Pablo Tour.
The rapper's company, Very Good Touring, has filed a $9.8 million lawsuit against Lloyds of London for failing to cover the funds lost on the crossed out dates.
TMZ reports that VTG claims in court documents that it had an insurance policy with Lloyds to cover cancellation or non-appearance fees.
But Lloyds is balking at paying. They blame West's alleged marijuana use for the cancelled dates.
Very Good Touring says Lloyds has no proof to back up their accusation and is just looking for "any ostensible excuse no matter how fanciful" to deny payment on the policy.
West had to cancel tour dates after having a mental breakdown in November. He spent eight days at UCLA Medical Center.
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