‘90 Day Fiance’ Spinoff Sparks Lawsuit Drama
A new potential 90 Day Fiance spinoff has sparked lawsuit drama but what and who is causing all of the problems? More so, what will the new show be about and who will be joining in on the fun? Finally, is there a particular cast member involved in the suit? Keep reading for all of the details on the situation.
90 Day Fiance Spinoff Sparks Lawsuit Drama
There are a plethora of 90 Day Fiance spinoffs so why not add another to the mix? A new one has come out and it is allegedly entitled 90 Day House. Ten “fan favorites” from the hit TLC series will live under one roof alongside everyday people and see how they coexist. According to @shabootydotcom, it will have a MILF Manor style to it and some of the cast has been set. It will include Tim Malcolm, Tiffany Franco, and Asuelu Pulaa along with seven others.
This was just done in the recent Happily Ever After? tell-all as the cast had to stay together in a mansion. It forced them to deal with their personal issues and disdain toward their co-stars. Some had not even met but had so much anger toward each other just from what they saw on television. It was all unleashed and they had nowhere to go but the tell-all stage. Now, this trapped in a house concept will be a full-on show but was it TLC’s idea? Not according to Statler Riley.
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She is maintaining that this was a concept that she had come up with before and now TLC is capitalizing on it. Per In Touch Weekly, Statler shared some information via her Instagram stories and has maintained this is her idea. After she reposted Shanbooty’s breakdown of 90 Day House, Statler added this:
“Looks like I’ll officially be filing a lawsuit for them using my stolen idea.”
It appears Statler is very serious about bringing about a lawsuit for her poached idea:
“I’m not kidding. Luckily I’ve had enough coaching to prove that this was my idea that I presented to them 1.5 years ago. The fact that Sharp Entertainment/90 Day have used my idea w/out giving me credit or paying me is a breach of intellectual property and I’m ready to prove it. This company is so devoid of a moral backbone and my lawyers and I have been waiting to prepare this case.”
In the end, Statler has a plan and she is hopeful that she can get her 90 Day Fiance followers on her side.
Statler Is Launching Her Own Show
As part of her Instagram Story rant about the legality of everything, Statler Riley tried to appeal to her 90 Day Fiance following. She asked them if they would not watch 90 Day House if she did her own version of the show. Apparently, some cast members are interested in joining Statler in renting a home for a month. They will then livestream the raw living experience for fans to watch:
“We will have cast members whose NDAs have run out and are chomping at the bit to reveal all the dirty deets. (As well as cast members who are under their NDA but no longer give AF) b/c why play clean against a dirty company?”
Statler finally sealed the deal by slamming the production company by adding it is amazing what people will do when you really traumatize them:
“It turns out, Sharp, when you manipulate good people into looking bad, ruin their reputations, pay them jack s–t and then leave them out to dry w/ no mental health support and a s–t ton of ppl who publicly hate them and loudly say it, they get pretty pissed! Who knew lol.”
Honestly, it might be fun to have both editions, TLC’s and Statler’s so fans can compare and contrast. Yet, Statler seems ready and raring to take the network to court and let them know this was her idea.
Do you think she stands a chance of winning or is this a lost cause? Finally, which version would you rather watch? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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