Singer and actress, Jennifer Lopez is being sued by Sidekick Group, the manufacturer of the popular hoverboards, after she allegedly failed to promote the brand. According to Sidekick Group, the company gave Lopez 42 custom hover boards back in 2015 for her to use during a Planet Hollywood show in Las Vegas and also promote the brand via social media for at least every three months, Variety reported. But the singer only tweeted about the brand once, tweeting “The #AllIHave dancers killing it on their @SideKickWheels,” with a video of a “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” performance, in May 2016.
In the lawsuit, Sidekick Group alleges that its hoverboards were selling for $1,295 each at the time of the deal and the company is suing Lopez for $54,390, which is the value of the hoverboards she received.
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