Woman Sues Over Rihanna’s Lipstick That Gave Her Herpes (Photos)

This Story Is Ironic As Rihanna Has A Well-Documented Case Of Herpes As Well

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A woman in New York, Starkeema Greenbridge, has filed a lawsuit regarding Rihanna’s lipstick for the MAC company, called RiRi Woo, alleging it infected her with herpes at the singer’s Brooklyn concert. Greenbridge stated in her filing that MAC representatives were applying make-up at Rihanna’s concert, to promote the debauched singer’s lipstick to audiences and it resulted in her contracting herpes.

Greenbridge stated, after the MAC representative applied the lipstick to her mouth, "My whole lip was irritated and hugely swollen." She is suing for unspecified damages. This story is very ironic, as it is well known online that Rihanna has a virulent case of herpes, as seen in photos.

Drake Is Using Rihanna To Get Back At Chris Brown

Chris Brown to Rihanna: it's cause of you I was hit in the head with a bottle. I could have ended up looking jacked like Jay-Z

Despite the fact Young Money rapper Drake, has shown singer and ex-girlfriend Rihanna indifference, stating he is not thinking about her, but says he treated her better than the love of her life, Chris Brown, she has latched on to him again, in a desperate bid to make Brown jealous.

Chris Brown and a sullen Rihanna last month

The question is, after Drake and Brown’s well publicized club fight, which closed down venue W.i.P. in New York, is the rapper using Rihanna to get back at his rival, because that's how it all comes across. Rihanna is falling for it as well, going after Drake, who mentioned her in an interview, albeit, an unflattering one.


Coincidentally, several lawsuits are still pending on the club melee, mainly against Brown and Drake, as the fracas left several people bloodied and disfigured. Witnesses stated the fight was started by the women, with a few implying it was Rihanna, who inexplicably loves bottle fights.

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Brown has been dissing Drake in interviews, stating the rapper is a closeted homosexual, whose song lyric "started from the bottom" is a gay reference. Meanwhile, Drake has been taking shots at Brown over his record sales, which are not what they once were at the height of his career (neither are Rihanna's…or Drake's for that matter).

Chris Brown And Drake Hit With Lawsuits Over Rihanna Club Fight

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As the Judiciary Report predicted, singer Chris Brown and rapper Drake have been hit with lawsuits in the fall out from the club W.i.P. brawl, initiated by bottle throwing singer, Rihanna (Chris Brown And Drake Sue Each Other Over Costly Rihanna Fight At Night Club).

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Hollie M. Cassidy and Veronica De Los Santo have sued Drake and Brown, in addition to club W.i.P. over the brawl that left them with injuries. The two allege the club suffered from a "lack of adequate security" and should have known better than to allow the two bitter rivals into the venue at the same time.

Chris Brown And Drake Sue Each Other Over Costly Rihanna Fight At Night Club

Drake and Chris Brown

Singer, Chris Brown and rapper, Drake, have filed dueling lawsuits regarding a night club fight that occurred last year at the now defunct club W.i.P. A number of club goers experienced life changing injuries, in a fight that began when troublemaker Rihanna, who previously bragged in an interview about smashing a bottle across her own little brother's face, initiated a bottle fight between the two entourages.

 

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Brown and Drake have both slept with Rihanna, making the two former friends rivals. This set the stage for the fight that left club W.i.P. covered in glass and people bleeding from their injuries. Both Brown and Drake denied responsibility for the fight, while another rapper Rihanna had sex with, Meek Mill, stated a woman started the fight.      

The dueling lawsuits by the entertainers have been filed in an attempt to get the judge presiding over the case to declare who is at fault in the incident, thus averting and squashing legal actions by injured club goers, who are seeking justice in court.