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Tyga Faces $135K Lawsuit Over Alleged Concert No-Shows

Two missed performances in Beijing have landed Tyga in another six-figure legal dispute, with a Chinese management company accusing the rapper of accepting payment for appearances he never made. The company claims it attempted to resolve the situation privately but has recovered only $10,000, leaving $135,000 it now wants returned through the courts. Beijing Tongxing Wanxin Catering Management filed a lawsuit accusing Tyga of fraud and breach of contract, TMZ reported Tuesday (Oct.

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