A Nashville singer has sued Khloé Kardashian, Kevin Hart, Sophie Turner, and Maren Morris for emotional anguish they have caused. The singer has taken offense that these celebrities have enjoyed and are promoting goat yoga.
On September 23, the country singer Chezney McGoat filed four separate cases in Tennessee's Cheatham County, alleging that he is outraged by the A-listers' use of helpless goats as entertainment props.
According to RadarOnline.com, he wants $5,000 from Khloé, Kevin, Sophie, and Maren for "providing a voice to the voiceless."
"After seeing videos and photos of each of these high-profile individuals making light and promoting goat yoga for their own gain, I cannot get over knowing what these animals have gone through just for entertainment purposes. All goats employed for these purposes are disbudded," McGoat explained.
She revealed that to keep the baby goats horn-free, a hot iron between 900 and 1000 degrees Fahrenheit would be placed on their heads.
She said that's a very painful process and cannot believe goats had to suffer just for people to enjoy this kind of yoga. She added that the physical pain that goats experience for celebrities and others who enjoy this activity cannot even measure up to the stress this has caused her.
"t disgusts me and needs to stop! I call on these 'celebs' to apologize and pay up, where I will then donate the funds to help save more goats from suffering," she added.
The "Waves" singer, who has over 42,000 Instagram followers, is also not fooling around. The date of the hearing is October 17.
Khloé made headlines when she participated in a goat yoga class with Kevin for his unscripted series What The Fit on Peacock.
The fact that neither of them appeared to enjoy the workout did not prevent McGoat from suing the Kardashians star or the comedian.
On the contrary, Sophie Turner enjoyed goat yoga. In 2019, she experimented with it for the first time while being filmed for British Vogue.
The "Game Of Thrones" actress expressed her enthusiasm for the exercise craze, describing it as "pure bliss."
