Via TMZ:
Ayesha Curry is being sued for more than $10 MILLION by a celebrity branding company which claims they built her into a household name … only to get stiffed when the money came rolling in!
It’s all in legal docs obtained by TMZ Sports … Robert Flutie — who runs Flutie Entertainment — claims he was introduced to Ayesha in late 2014, when her only real foray into entertainment was a cooking blog called “Little Lights of Mine.”
In his suit, Flutie claims Ayesha — who’s married to NBA star Steph Curry — expressed dreams of building herself into a global brand and they signed an agreement to work together in Nov. 2014, 5 years after Steph was drafted by the Golden State Warriors.
Since then, Flutie says his company helped Ayesha realize her vision of becoming “a current and modern-day version of Martha Stewart or Rachael Ray” … with cookbooks, TV shows and a line of consumer products.
Everything seemed to be going well until May 2019 — when Ayesha fired Flutie and allegedly tried to cut them out of all profits and ownership equity of things she created during her time as a Flutie client. Now, Flutie is demanding at least $10 million — plus a 50% interest in Ayesha’s Yardie Girl production company, which handles Ayesha’s TV projects. Flutie also wants his stake in Ayesha’s Homemade brand, which includes a website and e-commerce business.
Multiple attempts to reach Curry for comment were unsuccessful.
This is what happens when you’re trying way too hard to become a mogul.
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