Kanye West Sued For Allegedly Failing To Pay Over $600K In Yeezy Fabrics
Jan. 25 2019, Updated 1:08 p.m. ET
Kanye West is in deep water. RadarOnline.com has learned the “Lift Yourself” rapper is being sued for allegedly failing to pay for Yeezy fabric.
Japanese knitted fabric supplier Toki Sen-I Co. filed the lawsuit against West, 41, and Yeezy Apparel, LLC. this Thursday, January 24. In it, they claimed the star’s business is fake and was simply created as a front for West to keep his millions while excusing himself from the responsibility of paying for supplies.
According to documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, Kim Kardashian’s controversial husband also allegedly refused to pay Toki Sen-I Co. $624,051 for supplies he ordered.
The company — which began working for West’s line in 2015 — said he put in a large order of fleece fabrics in June 2018 but failed to provide them with a down payment. In the end, he allegedly revealed he would not be paying for the fabrics at all.
Despite Toki Sen-I’s attempt to set up a payment plan with him, West reportedly backed out of the deal entirely, leaving the company with a bulk of unsellable Yeezy fabrics.
Kanye West — whose net worth is a whopping $160 million — has not spoken publicly of his legal scandal, and RadarOnline.com confirmed the L.A. Superior Court has not officially approved the case.
Stay with RadarOnline.com for updates.
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