Only Prince can rent a home for $150,000 a month, leave behind a security deposit -- and the landlord doesn't know who to give it to.
According to a lawsuit filed in June, when Prince moved out of the home he rented in Beverly Hills, he left behind a $300,000 security deposit. 3121 Rep Inc., the company that claimed to have brokered the lease for Prince, has sued the owners to get the money back.
But the owners say Prince made all the payments himself -- 3121 was just an intermediary -- so the money should go straight to him.
Now the two sides are suing each other, with Prince caught in the middle -- 3121 wants the money they says is theirs, the owners just want their attorney's fees paid.
Meanwhile, Prince is probably sitting somewhere composing ballads, with no idea any of this is going on.
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Hold on, I'm sending my wiring instructions and bank account number now...
Remember back about circa. 1980 when there was a Prince/Michael Jackson "battle" going on? I do and sided with Prince (the more talented one). Prince is still here and obviously pays his bills. Prince doesn't need attorneys anymore than he needed Warner Brothers. He's too intelligent (and natural).
Celebrities are idiots. And agents/brokers/lawyers are bloodsucking bastards.
Someone tell Prince I only need enough to pay off my car, a few of my cc, and an attorney fee so my g/f's little boy can come home from his crooked dad. Please.
Never send that back and I`am sure they will bad mouth him forever and sell nude pixs from hidden cams of him and his lovers for TMZ.MJ was seen over there many many tims
