The organizers of ‘Chug It’ are again threatening legal action after the Queen of Dancehall Spice allegedly reneged on a commitment to refund the fee paid to her for a failed show.
At the heart of the prolonged dispute, is the time Spice was supposed to hit the stage at the September 5 staging of the popular party series in Miami, Florida.
A recent release from Chug It claimed that the organizers had accepted Spice’s refund offer.
“Spice has reportedly backtracked and has to date, failed to refund the sum, although she did not perform at the event as contracted and despite evidence supporting that full payment was made to the entertainer, some of which were put on display in her own Instagram Live,” the release said.
However, Spice’s attorney, Ayisha Robb, said no such offer was made.
“I’m not aware of my client having any conversation with any of the Chug It team,” Robb said.
“Why would she be speaking to them when she has legal representation and when the matter has been very heated and litigious from day one? She’s smarter than that. Of course, she’s a Grammy nominee. She would not reach where she is if she were not a smart person… I doubt she had any such conversation because she has been very clear on her position so she would not be wavering on her position or on her instructions to me. Her instructions have been unequivocal and very clear: there’ll be no refund and there’ll be no apology so she would not be vacillating at this point in time to the best of my...
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