EXCLUSIVE COURT DOCUMENTS: Miami Court Says Paris Hilton Breached 'Pledge This!' Contract
May 28 2018, Updated 10:19 a.m. ET
Paris Hilton's life is anything but simple these days.
DOCUMENTS: Paris Hilton's Breached Contract
A Miami judge ruled Thusday that the socialite breached her contract with Worldwide Entertainment four years ago when she neglected to promote the 2006 film Pledge This! in a series of interviews she did with publications in the United Kingdom and Russia.
While Worldwide Entertainment asked for $8.3 million in restitution for Hilton’s neglected duties, the court, after conferring with experts, said they found "that these instances of failure to promote were worth $160,000."
However, in order to find that Hilton was unjustly enriched and award the money to Worldwide Entertainment, “the Court must find these services do not amount to a million dollars” and “requests the parties provide expert report and briefing on this issue.”
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Hilton's attorneys argued that the no-shows did not financially hurt the investors, and that the work the Stars Are Blind singer did for the film amounted to much more than the $1 million paycheck she received for it.