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Lady GaGa denies stealing Japan charity money

• 29th Jun 2011

Lady Gaga's management have denied all accusasions that Lady GaGa had stolen money from a charity designed to aid those still recovering from the earthquake that hit Japan last March.
Representatives for the 25 year old said that a lawsuit had been filed by Detroit legal network 1-800-Law-Firm over sales of her 'We Pray For Japan' wristbands, were “misguided” and “without merit,” according to those there.

This attack was after GaGa was accused of pocketing the extra costs from the wristband including shipping fees and taxes, or £2.88 of the £3.10 wristbands. All proceeds from the wristbands, that were designed from the woman herself were said to have gone those affected by the disasters that had struck Japan, if they have, is still to be found out.