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Wed, Mar 3 2010 | Published in CELEBS

Rihanna being sued by trainer for failure to pay bill

By: HollywoodNews.com

Rihanna is being sued by her former personal trainer, Cindy Percival, under the claim that she owes her $27,000. During the break of September and October Rihanna was working with her everyday doing intense training for a pretty penny of $1500 a day, so you can see how it added up so fast. Percival is also asking for $2,644 for travel expenses that she incurred while traveling all over Europe keeping Rihanna in shape.

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Tags: Cindy Percival, Europe, music, personal trainer, rihanna, USD

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March 3, 2010 | Permalink |

WOW that is a hefty bill…I can’t believe you could forget to pay something as huge as that

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