The dispute began after the company accused Ice Spice of failing to pay for 25 custom-made wigs allegedly worth around $20,000. The business also claimed that negative comments made online damaged its reputation and resulted in significant financial losses, leading to a lawsuit seeking more than $400,000 in damages.
Ice Spice has denied the allegations and previously argued that the claims were exaggerated. Her legal team maintains that the dispute is, at most, a contract disagreement rather than the broader misconduct alleged by the company.
The latest court order does not determine who is right or wrong, but it marks a significant step in the case. Along with Ice Spice’s deposition, additional witnesses are expected to be questioned as both sides continue gathering evidence. Court deadlines have been set through early 2027, while a future settlement conference could potentially resolve the matter before it reaches trial.
For now, the legal battle remains unresolved, and all eyes will be on the upcoming deposition as the high-profile case enters its next phase.
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