Offset is not buying all of Guven’s Fine Jewelry’s claims in their lawsuit against him, in which they’ve accused him of skipping out on a $400,000 tab. On the day of Set and Guven’s scheduled court hearing for a default judgement in the case, the rapper filed documents requesting that the judge dismiss the case altogether. He’s claiming that the jewellers are not being totally honest in their reports of theft, noting that some of the prices they brought up were questionable. He asserts that, although he did in fact do business with Guven, there was no written contract outlining the conditions of the sale. He also adds that he didn’t actually accept all of the pieces mentioned in their claims and that he even returned one of them: an 18-carat white gold tennis bracelet worth $140,000. In addition to all these specifications, he adds that he allegedly purchased an SUV for the jewellers, which was held as collateral. 

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He also accused the company of failing to properly serve him the lawsuit by intentionally sending the legal papers to the wrong address. Set points out that the company must’ve been aware that he no longer lived at the Atlanta home where the documents were sent because Guven had sent pieces to his new address in L.A. before.

Back in September, Guven sued Offset for breach of contract, accusing him of failing to pay for several pieces including the aforementioned tennis bracelet, another tennis bracelet made of platinum with an emerald cut diamond worth $40,000, and a platinum diamond necklace with emerald cut diamonds worth nearly $95,000. In total, they’re claiming he owes them $359,490. This case is ongoing.

You know that stressful feeling you get when you accidentally misplace something that’s ridiculously valuable to you, not knowing quite where to look for said item? Perhaps you lost a pair of AirPods or your keys, scrambling around the house to see where you may have left them. Well, Bompton rapper YG had that problem x 400,000 to start off the New Year, but it would appear as though he may not be responsible for the loss of his expensive pieces.

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As reported by TMZ, YG has officially filed a police report after noticing that nearly $400,000 worth of high-priced jewelry items were stolen from his hotel room in London. The paperwork was filled out yesterday by the rapper, who strangely waited five days to get the process started by the police. YG claims that, sometime between 11PM and 11AM on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, a briefcase on top of a safe was broken into and several expensive articles were taken from him. He realized the valuables were gone on January 1. 

Thus far, there have been no suspects identified in the case but YG reportedly had several people coming in and out of his hotel room that night, meaning that a number of people could have been behind the heist. Detectives are currently on the hunt for surveillance footage that could lead them in the right direction. Hopefully, YG can get his jewels back.

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