Selena Gomez Sues Mobile Video Game Maker for $10 Million After They Allegedly Steal Her Likeness
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usmagazine.comStanding her ground. Selena Gomez sued a mobile game creator after they allegedly used her likeness without permission in a new app.Documents obtained by Us Weekly confirm that the 27-year-old Disney Channel alum filed a lawsuit against Guangzhou Feidong Software Technology Co., a Chinese development company, and MutantBox Interactive Limited, the business that holds copyrights to the game.
Gomez is asking for $10 million in the lawsuit after claiming that a character in the “Clothes Forever — Styling Game” ripped off her image.The fashionable mobile game is available for download in the Apple App Store and allows its users to “interact with the most beautiful models and celebrities.” Players can hang out with “the likes of [Kim] Kardashian
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