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Ariana Grande Is The Latest Celebrity To Be Sued For Posting Photos Of Herself

For the last few months, several celebrities have been shaken down or sued over photos of themselves, and the latest celebrity to fall victim to the swindle is Pop superstar, Ariana Grande. 

Joining the likes of Odell Beckham Jr, Khloe Kardashian, Gigi Hadid, Jennifer Lopez and more, Grande has been slapped with a lawsuit for posting pictures of herself without permission. 

In docs obtained by TMZ, a photographer named Robert Barbera says Grande had no right to post her own photos without payment or permission. But since she did, sharing the images to her 154 million followers, he’s demanding to be reimbursed. 

According to the publication, Barbera is demanding either the profits she earned from posting the photo or $25,000 for each image, whichever is more. 

Should celebrities be sued for posting photos of themselves?

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Jen is a Writer and Content Curator for Baller Alert, who writes under the alias “MsJennyb.” In this role, Jen develops and contributes relevant special-themed content to attract readers. Before joining the Entertainment Industry via Baller Alert, Jen spent one year as a Freelance Writer and two years as a Human Resources assistant in a corporate office. Jen has a degree in Criminal Justice from Rutgers University with a concentration in Africana Studies.

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