Apollonia Sues Prince Estate over Use of Her Name and Trademarks
- Apollonia filed a lawsuit against Prince's estate, alleging that they are 'attempting to steal' her name.
- The complaint claims the estate filed an 'intent-to-use' application for the 'Apollonia' trademark without her permission.
- Kotero asserts she is the 'rightful owner' of the name and disputes the estate’s claims of 'public confusion.'
- The lawsuit states that neither Prince nor his estate ever contested her use of the name 'Apollonia.
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Apollonia Accuses Prince’s Estate of ‘Attempting to Steal’ Her Name in New Lawsuit
Singer, songwriter, and Prince muse Apollonia filed a new lawsuit Tuesday that alleges Prince’s estate, Paisley Park Enterprises, is “attempting to steal” her name. In her 14-page complaint filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone, Apollonia, whose real name is Patricia Apollonia Kotero, says she “famously starred” as the character Apollonia, Prince’s love interest, in his classic film Purple Rain. After that, Kotero…
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