Ice Spice Ordered to Testify in Wig Company Lawsuit – ZIP103 FM

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A New York wig company says Ice Spice owes $20,000 for custom wigs and claims social media posts damaged its business.

Summary

Ice Spice has been ordered to give a deposition in an ongoing New York lawsuit filed by TheeBellaBrand, LLC, a wig company that says the rapper agreed to buy about 25 custom wigs worth $20,000 but never paid. The company is also seeking damages, alleging that Ice Spice posted negative comments about it on social media and harmed its business. Ice Spice, whose legal name is Isis Naija Gaston, is scheduled to be deposed on September 10 in Manhattan.

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