Wayne Gretzky is being accused of fibbing about weight loss using chewing gum in a new $10 million lawsuit filed Monday in Los Angeles.
Wayne Gretzky is being accused of fibbing about weight loss using chewing gum in a new $10 million lawsuit filed Monday in Los Angeles,In the suit, Steven Sparks — who is said to have developed OMG Gum, a “natural gum used to manage weight” — alleges the hockey legend lied about dropping 35 pounds after using the product for a nearly two-month span.Janet and Wayne Gretzky in November 2018.Sparks claims that Gretzky, 61, made the fabrication to bolster the company’s stock.
Sparks, who claims to have had reinvested both money and services into the brand, says the ordeal cost him $10 million.
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