In case you didn’t hear, Carolina Panther QB Cam Newton just got hit with a major lawsuit by Stacy Keibler and her husband who says Cam NEEDS to PAY UP for the Bev Hills mansion he allegedly trashed!!!
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CelebNSports247.com has the latest on Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton who is now entangled in a lawsuit by Stacy Keibler’s hubby, Jared Pobre, who manages a luxury home rental company.
Pobre claims Newton wrecked the $11 MILLION mansion where he stayed after the Super Bowl.
Now, Pobre is demanding nearly $300,000 in damages, lost rental income and more, according to TMZ.
Cam Newton has agreed to rent the home while he was using the location for his Nickelodeon television show, “All in With Cam Newton,’’ that debuted in June during the NFL offseason. He also agreed that he would not have more than 8 people in the home at one time.
ESPN.com obtained details of the suit that said Newton is being sued for $270,324.47, including $180,000 in lost rent while repairs were being made, plus legal costs.
TMZ first reported this story after obtaining a copy of the lawsuit against Cam Newton:
According to court documents, the suit was filed on Sept. 15 by Jared Pobre, the husband of Keibler, a former “Dancing With the Stars” contestant and ex-girlfriend of actor George Clooney. Pobre manages the luxury home rental company that leased the $11 million home to Newton in March.
Santa Monica-based attorney Richard K. Howell, who represents Pobre, told ESPN.om that Newton and his representation have not responded.
Howell said:
“We’re expecting Cam Newton to be held accountable for actions for damages he caused.’’
Newton’s representation did not respond immediately for comment.
The lawsuit says Newton paid $123,000 to rent the home for 61 days with the agreement that there would be no parties or smoking.
- Probe says that he had to replace a rug valued at $32,930.48 that had been stained.
- Newton also destroyed bath towels and linens, damaged toilets and water damage to wood floors, damage to the walls entering the kitchen and stains in the driveway.
- Pobre initially tried to collect $90,324.47 from Newton that was not paid.
- He also states the damage took two and a half months to repair, resulting in lost rent at cost of $72,000 a month.
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