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Thursday, October 06 2016

Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is being sued for throwing parties in a California mansion he was renting.

According to news sources, Newton leased the $11 million mansion for 61 days at the cost of $123,000. The lease precluded Newton from hosting parties, smoking, or having more than eight people in the mansion at a time. After the housekeeper reported to the rental company that Newton threw multiple parties and left cigarette ash through the house, leasing manager Jared Pobre, former WWE star Stacy Keibler’s husband, filed suit.

Pobre claims the damages left to the mansion by Newton’s alleged partying are significant – a broken fridge, a destroyed $32,000 rug, water damage, and ruined linens. Pobre is seeking $100,000 in damages, an additional $180,000 in lost rent and at least $270,000 in legal fees.

Sources:  tmz.com and thecomeback.com

 

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