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Socialites Alexandra Fairweather and Eric Goodman — who founded
networking app Ivy Untapped and co-publish luxury mag Fairweather,
allegedly skipped out on their fancy apartment and are being sued by the
building.
Fairweather, step-daughter of late artist John Chamberlain, and Goodman, who works in finance, moved into 800 Fifth Ave. in June 2015, renting for $11,650 per month, under a lease which expired in May 2017.
But a new lawsuit states the couple moved out in July 2016, and it is claimed they still owe $115,335.01 “less the security deposit of $23,329.86, for an amount owed of $92,005.15.”
The couple did not respond to request for comment.
https://www.geezgo.com/sps/36371
Fairweather, step-daughter of late artist John Chamberlain, and Goodman, who works in finance, moved into 800 Fifth Ave. in June 2015, renting for $11,650 per month, under a lease which expired in May 2017.
But a new lawsuit states the couple moved out in July 2016, and it is claimed they still owe $115,335.01 “less the security deposit of $23,329.86, for an amount owed of $92,005.15.”
The couple did not respond to request for comment.
https://www.geezgo.com/sps/36371
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