Kevin Hart's Personal Shopper Allegedly Defrauded Him of over R17m

Kevin Hart's Personal Shopper Allegedly Defrauded Him of over R17m

- Kevin Hart's personal shopper has been accused of swindling the superstar out of millions

- Hart's employee Dylan Syer appeared in a New York City court on Wednesday

- Syer faces a grand larceny charge and nine other counts after allegedly stealing Kevin's millions

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Kevin Hart's personal shopper has allegedly defrauded him of nearly $1.2 million (over R17 million) in a space of two years.

Dylan Syer appeared in a New York City court on Wednesday, 10 February where he was informed of the charges against him. He faces charges of grand larceny and nine other counts, according to media reports.

Syer allegedly used the US comedian's credit card information to launder money into his own account. The popular actor had employed Syer in 2015.

According to TMZ, Syer spent the money on expensive jewellery, art and handbags, among other things. Social media users have shared mixed reactions to this story. Check out some of their comments below:

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@rexbanner24 wrote:

"This is the funniest thing Kevin Hart has been involved in."

@4teelee said:

"When your head gets too big that you think you need a personal shopper what do you expect."

@BazookaDhb commented:

"I don't live in his world.... but shouldn't the limit that your personal shopper has access to be FAR less than that? I mean... you don't send them out to buy new cars and houses, do you?"

@Mini__man__ wrote:

"If you have a personal shopper, you have enough money to afford losing a million or two to a personal shopper."

@therealcliffyb said:

"Never, ever let someone else have that level of control over your money."

@PoncianoTeri added:

"You can’t trust other people with your money."
Kevin Hart's Personal Shopper Allegedly Defrauded Him of over r17m
Kevin Hart's personal shopper allegedly defrauded him of over R17m. Image: @kevinhart4real
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In other entertainment news, Briefly.co.za reported that a rental company is suing Offset for allegedly failing to return their Bentley Bentayga. The US rapper is being sued by Platinum Transportation Group (PTG) after he told the company he had no clue where the luxurious vehicle was.

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Offset, who is married to superstar Cardi B, reportedly took the car in May 2020 with a promise of paying $600 (R8 800) per day for it. The company has reportedly claimed that the lease they had with the superstar was supposed to last for a few days but he allegedly kept requesting extensions to his rental period.

Complex reports that the Migos member informed PTG on 4 July that he couldn't recall who used the car last. He continued paying for it until their deal expired on 25 July, the publication reports. PTG argued that the absence of the luxurious vehicle has resulted in more than $100 000 ( R1 488 870) in missed revenue.

US rappers are popular for driving fleshy cars and wearing expensive clothes and jewellery. They live in huge mansions and even brag about their extra ordinary lifestyle in their songs.

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Source: Briefly News

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