The Real’s Adrienne Bailon Sued By Ex Manager
It’s time for Adrienne Bailon to lawyer up! The talk show host is being sued by her ex management company over her gig at The Real. Reportedly, the management company (Go2Man Management) that she was with before booking the hit daytime talk show says they’re owed $200k.
Go2Man Management alleges that Bailon refuses to pay fees and reimbursements that they owe her from the five year deal that they had with her. According to multiple reports, she signed a deal with the company in 2011 and agreed to pay them 20% of her income.
She began working on The Real in 2013. They claim that in 2015, she stopped payment and has been non responsive since then. Bailon’s camp has yet to comment.
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