Taylor Swift being sued by fired Radio host after she accused him of groping her


Taylor Swift is being sued by fired radio host David Mueller, who claims he lost his job after Taylor falsely accused him of groping her. The lawsuit was filed on Thursday in Denver’s U.S. District Court, stemming from a 2013 meet and greet backstage at the Pepsi Center.

 It’s claimed that Mueller, who went by “Jackson” on a local country radio station, and his girlfriend were chatting with Swift when the superstar suggested they take a photo together, which they did. Mueller says that he then ran into a co-worker, who “described and demonstrated how he had put his arms around her, hands on her bottom” for his own photo op with the singer.Taylor Swift is being sued by fired radio host David Mueller, who claims he lost his job after Taylor falsely accused him of groping her. The lawsuit was filed on Thursday in Denver’s U.S. District Court, stemming from a 2013 meet and greet backstage at the Pepsi Center.

It’s claimed that Mueller, who went by “Jackson” on a local country radio station, and his girlfriend were chatting with Swift when the superstar suggested they take a photo together, which they did. Mueller says that he then ran into a co-worker, who “described and demonstrated how he had put his arms around her, hands on her bottom” for his own photo op with the singer.

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