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She Claimed Kevin Hart Was A Victim And She Didn’t Want Money. Now She’s Suing Him For $60 Million.

Ashe Schow
She Claimed Kevin Hart Was A Victim And She Didn’t Want Money. Now She’s Suing Him For $60 Million.
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In 2017 it was revealed that comedian and actor Kevin Hart had cheated on his wife with a woman in a Las Vegas hotel room — and there was a tape of the encounter.

Shortly after the tape was published online in September 2017, the woman involved with Hart, Montia Sabbag, held a press conference with her then-attorney Lisa Bloom, famed daughter of feminist attorney Gloria Allred. At the press conference, Sabbag and Bloom said Hart was as much a victim as Sabbag and that she did not want money from the comedian.

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