Rhythm & Fraud: Chanté Moore Accused Of Using 3.6 Million Stolen Dollars To Finance Her “Career”
NEW YORK, NY – SEPTEMBER 08: Singer Chante Moore poses for a photo after performing on SiriusXM’s Heart & Soul channel on September 8, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SiriusXM)
Chanté’s Got A Legal Problem: Former R&B Diva Accused Of Using Stolen Money To Finance Comeback Career
This is bizarre.
Singer Chante Moore is in a bit of legal trouble after being accused of using millions of dollars in stolen money to finance her comeback. According to The Blast, the unnamed accusers say Moore knowingly accepted money that was fraudulently obtained by a criminal enterprise and using it to produce her latest album and artificially inflate her sales. The guys who were ripped off claim their money was used to open a hair bar in Georgia, buy a house, and support Moore’s career.
Specifically, the lawsuit claims money was stolen and used to buy Moore plane tickets for her musical tour, lavish her with gifts, fund the production of and marketing campaign for her seventh album, “The Rise of the Phoenix,” and even to “pay off her significant personal debt.” The plaintiffs says there’s no way she didn’t know the money was stolen, and want it back!
The lawsuit also reportedly says since money was used to “artificially enhance” her album sales through iTunes purchases, they believe they are entitled to any profits from the record. YIKES! Moore has denied the allegations and wants the case thrown out according to the report.
How random!! Chante actually just released a video for her Christmas single “Cover Me in Snow”, where he’s covered in diamonds. Does it look like Chante spent millions of dollars on it???
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