An Inside Look At The Rapper's Life And Career

In spite of earning millions through his various income streams, Tyga has been sued for failing to pay for several of his purchases, including a $27,000 outstanding bill for furniture that he was accused of defaulting on, according to Radar Online. Showroom Interiors sued the rapper for breach of contract in 2021 after he allegedly

In spite of earning millions through his various income streams, Tyga has been sued for failing to pay for several of his purchases, including a $27,000 outstanding bill for furniture that he was accused of defaulting on, according to Radar Online. Showroom Interiors sued the rapper for breach of contract in 2021 after he allegedly hired them to furnish and decorate his 13,986 square foot estate in Los Angeles. He reportedly agreed to pay a grand total of $84,000 and made good on some but not all of his payments. He was sued for over $27,000, plus interest.

Tyga also faced litigation for unpaid merchandise in 2016 when Jeweler Jason Arasheben of Jason of Beverly Hills claimed the rapper failed to pay for jewelry he had taken from the store. Arasheben alleged Tyga purchased a $28,275 diamond pantheon watch in 2012 and borrowed a $63,000 diamond Cuban link chain later that year, neither of which were paid for, according to People. After several attempts to collect the balance owed, Arasheben sued Tyga for over $270,000 which covered the unpaid products, additional fees, interest, and damages, according to People.

There was also an arrest warrant issued for Tyga in 2016 when he failed to attend court in a legal battle with his landlord Gholamreza Rezai, per People. Rezai claimed Tyga failed to keep up with payments on his rental property in Malibu and left significant damages behind when he abandoned the home. Rezai sued Tyga for $480,285.

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