The 58-year-old Madonna protested the sale of her personal belongings, including her old panties, a photo with a stripper and a letter from former beloved Tupac Shakur, at an auction. The court of New York suspended trades for these and other lots. In total, 22 items from 120 sold items were removed from sale.
Scandalous bidding
At the beginning of the month it became known about an interesting auction house Gotta Have It, scheduled for July 19, which will be presented to a large collection of items related to the pop diva Madonna.
The most heated lots of trades were the pants worn by Madge, and the message from ex-beloved outrageous singer Tupac. In it, the famous rapper reveals the reasons for their separation, which are related to her skin color.
Right to privacy
After learning about what was happening, Madonna and her lawyers immediately appealed to the court, demanding the cancellation of the auction. The singer said that some of the items she had been stolen from her and, until the information about the auction appeared, she was sure that these items were kept under lock and key in her house.
According to the lawyers of the star, in the theft, Magde's friend Art Consultant Darlene Lutz is suspected, who helped her to collect things when moving. Since the items were taken to the organizers of the auction illegally, they should be returned to their legal owner.
Argumenting the inadmissibility of selling her comb, which was also on the list of lots, the singer said:
"It's outrageous that my DNA can be safely taken from the hair that was left on the comb and be sold at auction."
The court at an emergency meeting found the arguments of Madonna sound, which can not be said about the organizers of the auction, lost profits. Only one letter Tupac, the starting price of which was 100 thousand dollars, expected to sell 400 thousand.
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The next hearing of the case, which will meet Madonna, a possible thief Darlene Lutz and representatives of the auction house Gotta Have It, is scheduled for September 6.