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Thursday, March 08 2018

Rapper Kayne West has resolved his $10 million lawsuit against his insurance carrier, Lloyd's of London.

After cancelling part of his 2016 Saint Pablo tour, citing exhaustion that resulted in as short stay at the UCLA Neuropsychiatric Hospital Center, Kanye sought to collect under his insurance policy. Lloyd's of London refused payment, claiming Kanye's "strained, confused and erratic" behavior was spurred by marijuana use, a violation of the drugs and drink clause of the policy.

A judge in California has dismissed the case, noting the parties have "amicably resolved" the contract breach.

—Source: dailymail.co.uk

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