Mariah Carey Sued for $1.25 Million By Her Sister for “Distress” Caused By Memoir E! 2/3/2021
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Alison Carey is suing the singer for $1.25 million, claiming she intentionally caused her emotional distress and public humiliation, according to documents obtained by E! News.
In the lawsuit, Alison alleges she suffered from horrific abuse when Mariah wrote about their purportedly strained relationship in her memoir,
The Feb. 1 suit claims Alison was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety and depression as a result of the memoir, which was published in September 2020.
She takes issue with a chapter called Dandelion Tea, which details an alleged incident from decades ago, when Alison was 20 and Mariah was 12 years old.
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Mariah Carey s older sister, Alison Carey, is suing her for intentional infliction of emotional distress over the singer s claims about her sibling in her memoir,
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In court documents obtained by ET, Alison refers to a chapter of the memoir titled Dandelion Tea, in which Mariah claims that when Alison was 20, she tried to sell her to a pimp when she was 12 years old. Mariah also claims in the book that Alison once threw a cup of boiling tea on her, causing third-degree burns. In the lawsuit, Alison denies the allegations and says Mariah presented no evidence to substantiate them. She is suing the singer for $1.25 million, and is representing herself in the lawsuit. ET has reached out to Mariah for comment
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