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Phypers Ordered to Pay $160K in Widower's Lawsuit

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Aaron Phypers, estranged husband of Denise Richards, ordered to pay $166,000 to widower Rupert Perry in business dispute. Perry sued Phypers for unfulfilled promises of refund after his late wifes stem cell treatments at Phypers wellness center failed to improve her cancer condition. Despite repeated requests, Perry never received the refund, leading to the default judgment. Phypers is also facing a messy divorce from Richards, with ongoing legal battles over rent and support payments.

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Phypers Ordered to Pay $160K in Widower's Lawsuit

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Durham News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Phypers Ordered to Pay $160K in Widower's Lawsuit. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A Los Angeles court has ordered Aaron Fyper's, the estranged husband of Denise Richards, to pay over $160,000 to Whittorr. Rupert Perry in a business dispute. The default judgment covers $126,000 in damages, plus interest in costs, stemming from stem cell treatments at Fyper's now-close wellness center. Perry sued after his late wife paid $126,000 for treatments between July and September 2023. She had been battling cancer since 2019, and hoped the procedure would help, but scans later showed her condition worsened. Despite promises of a partial refund if the treatments failed, Perry says they never got the money back, even after repeated requests as she neared, the end of her life. She passed away in May 2024, and Fyper's never responded to the lawsuit filed last year. Perry ran ads in a local paper to notify Fyper's of the suit, leading to the judge's ruling, since there was no defense filed. A source near Fyper's previously claimed he was just a middleman, and not responsible

for refunds. This ruling hits as Fyper's navigates a messy divorce from 55-year-old Richards, filed last July over irreconcilable differences. They faced eviction from their home for unpaid rent and court orders for her to pay him monthly support, leaving their split far from settled. That's your Derb news today update. AI powered and always on.

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