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EXCLUSIVE: Paris Hilton Says Hairy $35m Lawsuit Has 'No Merit'

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May 28 2018, Updated 10:20 a.m. ET

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Paris Hilton has broken her silence on the bizarre lawsuit filed against her by a hair extension company which alleges she wore a rival's hair product.

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"There is no merit whatsoever to any of these claims," Paris told RadarOnline.com, through a spokesperson.

"We will pursue all of our defenses vigorously and any potential counter claims."

Hairtech International claims the 29-year-old hotel heiress breached her contract to wear and promote their product when she wore the extensions of a competitor in 2008.

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The company wants $35m in damages which is reportedly 10 times what the socialite was originally paid.

Hairtech also says that Hilton's party-filled lifestyle goes against its marketing campaign, as she allegedly indulged in illicit drugs and alcohol abuse while promoting the product.

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