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Summer Walker’s Label LVRN Fires Back With Breach of Contract Counterclaim
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
The “No Love” singer wants out of her LVRN deal, but the label now says she’s the one who breached their contract
The “No Love” singer wants out of her LVRN deal, but the label now says she’s the one who breached their contract
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