Stevie Wonder Sues to Evict Ex-Fiancée Who Has Been Living At His Property Rent-Free for 38 Years
Carmen Efferson allegedly refused to allow Wonder's representatives to enter the property and sent his lawyer a contentious email. Stevie Wonder Sues to Evict Ex-Fiancée Who Has Been Living At His Property Rent-Free for 38 Years Alex Young
Stevie Wonder is taking legal action against his former fiancée, Carmen Efferson, in an effort to have her removed from one of his properties. Efferson has been residing in the three-bedroom Hollywood Hills home for free since 1988, as per an informal agreement with Wonder. However, recent disputes arose when representatives from Wonder sought to inspect the property as part of an insurance renewal process.
Efferson allegedly obstructed their entry and responded with a hostile email to Wonder's attorney, David Huff, accusing him of displaying "white male privilege." Concerned by Efferson's refusal to comply, she was subsequently notified that their oral agreement had been terminated due to her breach and was given an eviction notice.
Despite her attempts to remain in the property, Wonder filed a lawsuit on October 22nd to compel her departure.
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