(EXCLUSIVE) Iggy Azalea Hit With Lawsuit Over Unreleased Music
Iggy Azalea has been slapped with a lawsuit over unreleased music … with the man suing the rapper blasting her in the court docs, theJasmineBRAND.com exclusively reports.
Late last month, a man named James McMillan filed a federal lawsuit against Iggy. He reportedly explains that he is the head of a music publishing company named Make Millions Music.
In the court docs, McMillian says he owns the rights to 6 of the rappers unreleased songs and he purchased the music from her ex-boyfriend Hefe Williams.
The court docs explain that Iggy signed a record deal with her ex-boyfriend that gave him all the rights to the music she recorded during the time they worked together.
However, he reportedly says her recent claims that signature on the contract is forged are untrue.

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