Key takeaways:
- Jennifer McBride, one of five co-defendants charged in connection with the theft of Lady Gaga’s French bulldogs, has filed a lawsuit against the singer for allegedly denying her the $500,000 reward.
- McBride’s lawsuit claims Gaga “defrauded” her by making a promise without intent to perform, and is now accusing the singer of breach of contract, fraud by false promise, and fraud by misrepresentation.
- The lawsuit seeks damages for McBride’s pain and suffering, as well as the $500,000 reward.
On Friday, Jennifer McBride, a woman charged in connection with the theft of Lady Gaga’s prized French bulldogs, filed a lawsuit against the musician for allegedly denying her the $500,000 “no questions asked” reward.
McBride’s lawsuit, obtained by BuzzFeed News, claims Gaga “defrauded” her by making a promise without intent to perform. As a result, McBride has suffered pain, suffering, mental anguish, and loss of enjoyment of life. She is now accusing the singer of breach of contract, fraud by false promise, and fraud by misrepresentation for not paying her the reward.
The theft of Gaga’s French bulldogs occurred in 2021, with McBride being one of five co-defendants charged by prosecutors in connection with the incident. McBride returned the dogs at the Los Angeles Police Department Olympic Community station on Feb. 26 after Gaga offered the reward.
The lawsuit seeks damages for McBride’s pain and suffering, as well as the $500,000 reward. Gaga has yet to comment on the lawsuit.
The theft of Gaga’s French bulldogs was a highly publicized incident, with the singer offering a large reward for their safe return. McBride’s lawsuit serves as a reminder of the importance of honoring promises made, regardless of the circumstances.
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