According to stereogum.com, artist Katy Perry has once again found herself in an alleged real estate legal battle with an alleged octogenarian. The singer and her husband Orlando Bloom are  allegedly involved in an alleged fight over a $15 million home in Santa Barbara, which the couple allegedly purchased from 84-year-old Carl Westcott in 2020.

Westcott has allegedly sued Perry’s business manager Bernie Gudvi, by allegedly saying that he allegedly could not consent to the contract, which was allegedly executed only45 days after Westcott allegedly purchased the property.

Perry is allegedly asking the court for the alleged property, alleged lawyers fees  and alleged $6 million dollars to cover the alleged cost of an alleged similar rental and alleged damages for alleged lost revenue that the artist would allegedly have earned.

The singer‘s lawyers have allegedly claimed that Westcott was allegedly “more than rational” during the alleged selling process and that Westcott was allegedly already searching for an alleged  new home.

The alleged trial began on September 30 and Perry might allegedly take the stand in the case, which  she was  allegedly included on an alleged potential witness list last month. The news about the alleged trial allegedly follows an alleged  years long trial that allegedly involved a group of nuns and a Los Angeles convent.

At the time Perry allegedly bought from the Archdiocese  allegedly around the same time that the nuns allegedly tried to sell it to a different buyer. The singer won the  trial but not before an 89 year old nun collapsed and died in court.