RadarOnline.com:
White House gate crashers Michaele and Tareq Salahi are being sued again for allegedly stiffing another*person out of the money paid for a wine tour by the company they own RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned.
Kerri Chik filed a lawsuit on July 22 against Tareq Salahi and VA Wine Tourism Inc (VA Wine Tours) in Arlington County, Virginia General District Court for a "warrant in debt," according to the Virginia Case Courts Information website.
A hearing is set for September 9 in the case.
Kerri Chik paid $655.00 for a wine tour with Virginia Wine Tour via check on February 24, 2011 and the check was cashed on March 3, according to www.AskMissA.com.
After being told the company limo was being repaired and then ultimately canceling her tour, Chik was told that she would receive a full refund but never received the money. She tried multiple times to reach the company, via phone and email but never received a response.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the Salahi's were sued by Emily McCallum for $1,235 after they failed to take her and nineteen of her friends on a wine tour to celebrate her graduation.
EOnline.com:
Michaele Salahi and Neal Schon have yet another reason to pack on their prodigious PDA—they can celebrate kicking the butt of her soon-to-be ex-husband in court today.
E! News has exclusively learned that a Virginia judge dismissed Tareq Salahi's $50 million claim against the former Real Housewives star and her Journey guitarist boyfriend.
Warren County (Va.) Circuit Court Judge Dennis Hupop ruled that the lawsuit, filed on Valentine's Day, is "not legally sufficient" to move forward.
In case you don't remember, this was the lawsuit where some colorful accusations were made, among them being that Schon sent Tareq pictures of his private parts. Tareq also claimed that the musician called him and said, "I'm f--king your wife!" (Alas, there's no mention of Michaele and Schon getting hot and heavy in the Journey "Resonate" video.)
But more than that, Tareq felt that filing for divorce from Michaele ruined their brand (because that's what's important here).
Tareq had asserted that TV shows pulled offers from the former White House gatecrashers after his wife ran off with Schon last fall. That very public cuckolding inflicted pain and suffering on Tareq, per the court docs.
So, in addition to lost earnings, that $50 million represented, in Tareq's eyes, damages for intentional infliction of emotional distress, conspiracy to defame, interference with a contract expectancy, unjust enrichment and defamation.
Clearly, the judge didn't see it that way.
TMZ.com:
Michaele and Tareq Salahi are finally ready to make the big move -- they're packing up their bags and making the long haul from Virginia ... to a giant mansion in Beverly Hills.
Sources tell TMZ the Salahis are in final negotiations to lease the house pictured above for a cool $20,000/month. We're told they've gone over all the particulars with the realtor and will be flying out west to seal the deal next week.
We're told the former "Real Housewives" couple wants to move closer to Hollywood because they feel it will be in the best interest of their budding entertainment careers.
According to our sources, with plans in the works to have a baby ... the Salahis liked this place because it's in a super-safe community and has plenty of space for their growing family.
Also, the Salahis really enjoy being in a white house.
TMZ.com:
Tareq and Michaele Salahi are on the hunt for a nice clean womb ... because the alleged White House crashers are planning to have a baby through a surrogate mom!!!
The former "Real Housewives of D.C." stars met with professionals at the Northern Virginia Center for Surrogate Parenting a few days ago in the hopes of getting the process underway ASAP.
Michaele tells TMZ she wants to go with a surrogate because she suffers from multiple sclerosis ... and she worries that her condition combined with her age (45) ... is not safe for a baby.
Michael adds, "I'm overjoyed with the hope of starting a family and the blessing of love and peace a child will bring to our lives."
