Lil Wayne just got slapped with a lawsuit by his former private chef
Lil Wayne just got whacked with a lawsuit from his former private chef, who alleges the rapper failed to pay him for some of his services.
D’Antoine Hills is suing Weezy and his record label company, Young Money Entertainment.
According to documents obtained by Miami.com, Hills says he is owed roughly $35,000 for the time he was employed by Lil Wayne from 2014 to 2017.
The rapper, born Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., hired Hills to cook meals for him in his La Gorce Island waterfront mansion, which he sold for $10 million two years ago.
The hip hopper didn’t completely stiff Hills. Wayne apparently paid more than $380,000 for services over three years, which added up to around $416,500, according to court documents.
In documents, Elvis J. Adan, Esq. is listed as Hills’ attorney, but there isn’t any lawyer listed for Wayne. No hearing has been set on the matter.
It seems after working for the New Orleans-born singer, Hills got out of the private chef biz and is now in real estate, according to his LinkedIn profile.
This story was originally published February 26, 2019 at 10:35 AM with the headline "Lil Wayne just got slapped with a lawsuit by his former private chef."
