After getting his jewelry appraised, Drew Brees shockingly learned that he had overspent $9 million dollars on luxury items for which he paid a total of $15 million. According to TMZ, this led Brees to file a lawsuit against jeweler Vahid Moradi claiming Moradi lied to him about the worth of the jewelry.
Included in Brees's purchases was a 4.09-carat blue diamond ring that was appraised at $3.75 million, significantly less than the $8.18 million Brees paid for it.Brees is suing Moradi for $9 million, the total that he believes he overpaid.Moradi's attorney Eric M. George claims Brees suffered "cash flow problems" and has tried to bully Moradi as a result:
Included in Brees's purchases was a 4.09-carat blue diamond ring that was appraised at $3.75 million, significantly less than the $8.18 million Brees paid for it.Brees is suing Moradi for $9 million, the total that he believes he overpaid.Moradi's attorney Eric M. George claims Brees suffered "cash flow problems" and has tried to bully Moradi as a result:
"Drew Brees aggressively purchased multi-million dollar pieces of jewelry. Years later, claiming to suffer 'cash flow problems,' he tried to bully my client into undoing the transactions." … "He should restrict his game-playing to the football field, and refrain from bullying honest, hard-working businessmen like my client."
Brees is suing Moradi for $9 million, the total that he believes he overpaid for the jewelry.
VAHID MORADI. Who would have thought a jeweler would try nd maximize his profit on a famous, rich athlete?
I did some business with a few jewelers when I was in the Antique business.
The stories I heard from them after a few drinks were crazy. Buyer beware.
Bet he doesn`t get a cent. Appraisals go up and down all the time. He got taken.
