Woman Takes Niece To Court Over Ruined $20k Coat

One woman’s $20k coat has caused a family feud after her niece ruined it in a prank. The wealthy woman’s niece filled a balloon with paint and threw it at her aunt’s back while she was wearing the coat. The aunt was furious and demanded that her niece pays for the dry cleaning, but after finding out that the coat was beyond repair, she insisted that her niece pays for a new one. When the niece’s mother refused, the aunt threatened to sue, citing video evidence that her niece knew exactly how expensive the coat was and ruined it for online clout. The community is divided on whether the aunt is entitled or if she’s being ridiculous for owning such an expensive coat. What do you think? Is the aunt the a**hole for taking her niece to court, or is she justified in seeking compensation for the ruined coat?

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A woman is taking her niece to court after the teenager ruined her $20k coat as part of a prank for online clout. The aunt received the coat as a gift from her wealthy mother-in-law and had only worn it a handful of times before her niece splattered paint all over it. Despite the niece’s mother agreeing to pay for dry cleaning, the coat was ultimately ruined, and the aunt now demands the full cost. The niece’s family refuses to pay, and the aunt is currently pursuing legal action, armed with video evidence of the prank and her niece’s knowledge of the coat’s value. The situation has divided opinions among the woman’s friends and family, with some calling her an entitled AH and others supporting her right to seek compensation. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the comments below.