$10 Million Lawsuit Accusing Steph Curry's Wife Ayesha Of Screwing Over Ex-Manager Dropped
July 19 2021, Published 5:50 p.m. ET
NBA star Steph Curry’s wife Ayesha scored a huge win in her legal battle against her former manager who accused her of screwing him out of millions.
According to court documents obtained by Breaking Celebrity News, the celebrity branding company Flutie Entertainment has informed the court they are dismissing all claims against Ayesha.
Back in April 2020, Ayesha was sued by the celebrity branding company Flutie Entertainment.
The company claimed they helped make her into a household name. Flutie said they helped build Ayesha brand. In the suit, the head of the company said when he met Ayesha in 2014 her only project was a cooking blog called “Little Lights of Mine.”
Ayesha signed with Flutie in 2015 to build herself a name apart from her husband and his fame. In the suit, the company said they strategized to help her realize her dreams of becoming a celebrity chef like, “a current and modern-day version of Martha Stewart or Rachael Ray.”
Flutie said they helped develop her cookbook, a TV show, and even a line of cooking products. However, they accused her of firing them in March 2019 out of nowhere.
The company said Ayesha then proceeded to cut them out of profits for work they secured. The suit was seeking in excess of $10 million-plus a 50% interest in her production company Yardie Girl.