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1 November 2019CopyrightSaman Javed

Katy Perry sued over photo of her 2016 Halloween costume

A celebrity photography agency is suing Katy Perry for $150,000 after the US singer posted a paparazzi shot of herself dressed as Hilary Clinton to her Instagram in 2016.

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