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Lisa Marie Presley Being Sued By Former Nanny
Lisa Marie Presley gave birth to twins in October of last year and her former nanny is suing her for postpartum depression. Not Lisa’s, but hers. Say what?
From TMZ:
Forget Lisa Marie Presley — her nanny is suffering from postpartum depression and she’s suing Elvis’ daughter.
Christine White has filed a lawsuit against Presley, claiming she became the postpartum caregiver several weeks after Lisa Marie gave birth on October 7, 2008.
White complains she was not given meal breaks and forced to work 7-days a week without getting O.T.
And get this — she didn’t get a 10-minute rest time!
Sounds like another crazy coming out of the woodwork trying to cash in on a celebrity’s status and money.
I don’t know Lisa Marie, obviously, but I can’t imagine she overworked the woman as she claimed. I’m betting she’s looking for a nice settlement! It must be sort of scary for big-time celebrities when it comes time to hire people to help care for their children. All kinds of nuts out there.
No word from Presley’s camp.
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[...] Lisa Marie Presley, who is being sued by her former nanny, Christine White, for ridiculous charges, says she has “self-entitlement” issues. [...]
Lisa Marie Presley Says Former Nanny Has “Issues” | Famecrawler commented on Aug 26 09 at 9:35 amAli commented on Aug 25 09 at 5:55 pmWell gee, maybe then she should raise her own kids like the rest of us do.
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