Lil Kim Gets Sued for Allegedly Being a ‘Menace’ to Work With

By: Amanda Anderson-Niles

Female rapper Lil Kim might be all set to make a comeback to Hip Hop, but even though she keeps churning out new music, it appears that bits of her past of catching up with her, at least in a legal sense. Over the weekend, it was reported by TMZ that her former business manager has filed a lawsuit against her and claims she cost him to lose a lot of money (millions) thanks to a failed business deal which consisted of a line of endorsements. In the paperwork filed, he also accuses her of being a menace to work with. The website reports:

Andrew Ro says his company, International Rock Star Corp, inked a licensing deal with Kim back in August 2012 and planned to roll out a slew of products, including a perfume line, clothing line, vodka drink, energy drink, Steve Madden shoe line and even a honey maker.

Problem is Ro says Kim was a menace to work with and often refused to come to project meetings unless she was being paid extra for her time — making it difficult to get anything off the ground.

Not only that, he says when a project was finally executed — like her perfume — Kim refused to promote the product and then stopped taking their phone calls.

After Kim cut contact, Ro says she fired off a cease and desist letter regarding future projects too … and then filed a lawsuit claiming IRS tricked her into a bad licensing deal.

Ro fired back with his own suit, claiming Lil Kim’s to blame and her antics cost his company $15 million.