Tyga Sued AGAIN For Not Paying His Rent And Trashing His Place

We all know that Tyga is no stranger to lawsuits and we also know he has been put on blast for a few unpaid bills, but according to his landlord, he has failed to pay rent and he trashed the pad. The landlord is now suing him. He claims that the rapper has been renting the place for over a year, and when he left the place in April he failed to pay his $32k in rent. But that's not even the worst part. According to documents obtained by TMZ, the landlord claims Tyga left gouges in the kitchen's white oak flooring ($27,650), damaged marble flooring and counters ($15,575), and damaged walls with murals and wallpaper ($103,160.25). The landlord is also claiming that Tyga installed a basketball hoop that damaged the driveway and new locks that destroyed the front door. He claims that Tyga never had permission to install any of the extra stuff. In May, the landlord tried to settle through mediation but claims that Tyga refused. He's now suing for breach of contract and wants more than $200K in damages. If you remember back in 2018, Tyga was also sued for failure to pay rent at a Bev Hills pad. At this point, we just want to know who keeps renting to him?

Tyga Sued AGAIN For Not Paying His Rent And Trashing His Place

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