(EXCLUSIVE) Ex-Fugees Member Pras Loses $30 Mill Lawsuit Against NY Post
theJasmineBRAND.com exclusively reports, former Fugees rapper Pras (real name Praskazrel Samuel Michel) was SHOT DOWN by a federal court judge, with his $30 million lawsuit against a newspaper he claimed defamed him for saying he bailed on a 9/11 charity event being thrown out and him being awarded NOTHING!
Pras filed a $30 million dollar lawsuit against the NY Post, after they published an article claiming he reportedly bailed on his own charity’s 9/11 benefit concert. The article claimed that Pras was a “no show” at the event for his “Hope For Them” organization in NY. They also stated Pras was scheduled to perform but didn’t due to him saying he had the flu. Further, the newspaper printed that the singer bounced a check for the venue which the event was held and that he was telling people MTV sponsored the event when it had not.
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