From court dates with nuns to several legal battles with the elderly community, Perry's public trouble over her properties ...

The "Roar" singer first entered into contract to buy the sprawling California property from entrepreneur Carl Westcott in 2020 Natalia Senanayake is an Editorial Assistant, Lifestyle at PEOPLE.

She fought and she conquered. After a years-long legal skirmish with octogenarian entrepreneur and disabled veteran Carl Westcott, pop sensation Katy Perry has finally become the owner of a ...

that previously belonged to entrepreneur and disabled veteran Carl Westcott. The singer officially acquired the property on Friday, May 17, through her LLC, DDoveB — a tribute to her daughter ...

The only problem: It wasn't for sale. So Perry made a $15 million offer to the owner, 85-year-old 1-800-FLOWERS magnate Carl Westcott (who incidentally is also the father of former "Real ...

Her most recent high-profile case involves 85-year-old Carl Westcott, who filed a lawsuit to block the sale of his Santa Barbara, California, home to Perry and her fiancé Orlando Bloom.

Carl Westcott, a retired U.S. Army veteran who was a successful entrepreneur and founded several businesses such as 1-800-Flowers, had agreed to sell the property to Katy for $15million in July 15 ...

The pop star recently scored a victory over Carl Westcott, the wealthy 84-year-old entrepreneur who claims he was mentally incapacitated when he agreed to sell the property. Known as Seafair ...

There is even a proposed new law, the PERRY Act, which was inspired by her dispute with Carl Westcott—the founder of 1-800-FLOWERS—after she bought his property. According to Earp Cohn P.C ...