Singer and television host Kelly Clarkson is taking her ex-husband and former manager, Brandon Blackstock, back to court.
On March 11, the "Stronger" singer and her attorneys filed a new lawsuit against Blackstock in Los Angeles Superior Court, claiming her ex-husband and his father's management firm, Starstruck Entertainment, have been violating labor laws since 2007, when Blackstock and Clarkson first entered into a relationship.
According to the latest court documents, the lawsuit would require Clarkson's ex to return “any and all commissions, fees, profits, advances, producing fees or other monies” after she alleges her former husband's company acted as her "unlicensed talent agents," which her legal team is arguing is "a violation of, among other things, the licensing requirement of Section 1700.5 of the California Labor Code."
