As it turns out, even celebrities can be subject to eviction. The buzz in the news is that Bianca Jagger was booted out of her luxurious Park Avenue apartment in New York City's Upper East Side.
For years, Jagger, 62, has been arguing with her landlord over poor living conditions, which included, according to her, dangerous molds. She sued her landlord once already in 2003 after she claimed the mold made her ill. After failing to settle the situation in court this time, Mick Jagger's ex knew the next step would likely be eviction.
The police showed up at her place yesterday to remove her possessions, which her lawyer called, "An absolute travesty."
This was the second time she was in the news this week. On Wednesday, she was at a conference in Bali as Chair of the World Future Council. Jagger has been fighting for reduction in carbon emissions and called on politicians for ecosystems restoration efforts this week.
Celebrity Eviction
Bianca Jagger Kicked Out of Park Ave Apartment
Trend Themes
1. Celebrity Eviction - The creation of luxury properties designed specifically for high-profile individuals or celebrities that take mold and poor living conditions complaints seriously.
2. Environmental Advocacy - An increase in awareness and action towards carbon reduction and ecosystem restoration efforts, especially among high-profile individuals.
3. Tenant Rights - A rise in support for and protection of tenant rights in regards to living conditions and unfair eviction practices.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - Real estate developers can capitalize on creating luxury properties and apartments that prioritize a healthy living environment.
2. Environmental Services - Environmental advocacy groups and services can find opportunities to engage with high-profile individuals and use their voices for greater impact.
3. Legal Services - Legal firms specializing in tenant rights can expand their services to work with high-profile clients and provide support in the case of eviction or unfair practices.