Kendall Jenner hates her time and money being wasted. And so, the supermodel has decided to counter-sue the photographer, who sued her over her ill-fated Tupac t-shirts, reports TMZ.com. The 22-year-old and her younger sister Kylie were forced to pull a line of T-shirts with their images superimposed over a range of musical icons, after failing to get permission from any of the pictures’ owners. Reportedly, Kendall is counter-suing one photographer, Al Pereira, for $22k, for ‘needlessly defending’ the ‘frivolous’ lawsuit.
After the sisters were attacked on all sides after unveiling their self-admittedly ‘not well thought out’ line — which included images of Tupac Shakur, The Notorious BIG, Jim Morrison, Metallica and Pink Floyd — they even apologised. Although they only sold one or two t-shirts, Pereira wanted $25k to “put this matter to rest.” Kendall’s legal team branded Pereira’s lawyer a ‘troll’ who has filed more than 450 copyright infringement lawsuits in the past three years in an effort to cash in.
