Mariah Carey’s Sexual Harassment Lawsuit with ex-manager, Settled

Mariah Carey’s sexual harassment lawsuit by her ex-manager Stella Bulochnikov have been settled after the duo reached a mutual agreement.

The 48-year-old singer ‘reached a mutually agreed to the resolution of this matter’ with Stella, The Blast reported quoting court documents.

Stella, who previously accused the pop star of sexual harassment, will ‘discontinue this action against Mariah Carey with prejudice, with each party to bear its own attorneys’ fees and costs.’
Insiders claimed Stella was demanding over $100 million in the suit, on the grounds that this was her rightful cut of the money Mariah earned with her assistance.

Mariah and Stella stopped doing business together in November of 2017 and at the time released an amicable statement regarding their split.

“After working together for almost three years, Mariah Carey and Stella Bulochnikov have determined that it is in their mutual best interest to part ways on day-to-day management,’ the statement maintained.
‘During their time working together, they have accomplished great things, including, most recently, Mariah Carey’s new music and motion picture projects for this upcoming holiday season,’ it went on.
‘Mariah Carey and Stella Bulochnikov remain partners in a number of business ventures, and will continue to support each other in those endeavors.’

However, by the following April, Stella was filing court papers to sue under the U.S. Civil Rights Act and the Housing And Fair Employment Act.

Mariah’s onetime manager, who worked on the pop act’s Las Vegas residency agreement, was also alleging breach of contract, The Blast revealed.

Stella further claimed Mariah was often nude in her presence, constituting sexual harassment.