14 DAY TRIAL // Despite what Perez Hilton might have you believe on his celebrity news blog, singer Ariana Grande claims that she does not have a cocaine addiction and that she is planning on taking the blogger to court over the false allegations.
The entire affair began on Sunday, when Perez started his “campaign” with what Gossip Cop is saying were fake tweets of concern. “Are you okay? I heard someone saw you doing cocaine at a party! Stay away from drugs Ariana!!!,” tweeted a seemingly concerned Perez.
Later, the blogger tweeted to Ariana's brother, Frankie, “Please make sure Ariana stays away from cocaine. I’m hearing awful things about what she’s been doing!”
Continuing his Twitter campaign to promote Ariana's alleged cocaine addiction, Perez then proceeded to tweet to Nickelodeon, voicing his concern and asking that the network deal with the issue: “Hopefully you guys can help her before it’s too severe!”
Sources close to the teen singer are slamming these allegations as “all lies” and completely “not true.” Moreover, Ariana is said to be making plans to take the blogger to court over his false accusations.
The same people who claimed the cocaine addiction was fake are also saying that Ariana is, in fact, so scared of drugs that she's won’t even take over-the-counter medication like Tylenol.
The reason for these attacks is “personal,” according to an unnamed family confidant, who says that Perez is trying to besmirch the singer's reputation because of a personal vendetta he has with Grande.
As it turns out, Perez reached out to Ariana when she was first coming out and asked to become her manager but got rejected, and he has been since on a campaign to hurt her in the media.
There is also an open conflict between the two ever since Grande's fans wrote mean comments about Perez's son on Twitter. In response, the blogger tweeted Ariana, “For every day your fans continue to spam me on social media, I will continue to tweet you. I know you see my tweets. I win! :-)”
But his “win” could be short-lived, as Ariana is already said to have hired a team of litigators to take Perez to court for “slander.”