Kanye West Has Resolved His $10 Million Saint Pablo Tour Lawsuit

Kanye West has another great couple to add to his digital bedroom wall, and that’s himself and his lawyer. According to BBC News, Kanye settled his lawsuit against Lloyd’s of London.

Kanye was insured by Lloyd’s on his 2016 Saint Pablo Tour. Eight months after Kanye bailed on his Saint Pablo Tour for some he-time, he filed a $10 million lawsuit against Lloyd’s, accusing them of not making payments to his company, Very Good Tours Inc. Lloyd’s fired back with a counter-suit, and while they didn’t come right out and say it, the implication was that they believed Kanye’s tour cancellation was due to drugs and/or alcohol. Kanye’s lawyer argued that jr was in a mental hospital, therefore his cancellation was legitimate.

In a courtroom in California yesterday, lawyers for both sides requested that the lawsuits be dismissed. A judge approved their requests. Both sides said that their lawsuits have been resolved “amicably.”

TMZ says that Lloyd’s was under massive amount of pressure from Kanye’s lawyers to pay up. Lloyd’s was allegedly nervous about going to court, because they were afraid they’d lose and have to pay a huge award for punitive damages. So they agreed to pay Kanye’s Very Good Tours Inc. most of what was due under his policy. Personally, I doubt it was because they were scared of court. It was probably because they were just sick of dealing with an upset Kanye. He’s probably beyond unbearable when he gets mad, like The Incredibly Annoying Hulk. And he seems like the type who would retaliate with supremely passive-aggressive moves, like taking up all the available space in their voicemail boxes. “I’ve got nothing else going on right now, so here’s me counting the number of dollars you owe me. One…two…three…”

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