The "water girl" of the Golden Globes sued the company that made her famous

Kelleth Cuthbert, "the daughter of the water" -Who has his 15 minutes of fame for his presence behind the big stars of Hollywood during his interviews on the red carpet- filed a lawsuit against the brands Fiji Water and The Wonderful Company for using their image in an advertising campaign after his photos became viral on social networks, he reported The breath.

Cuthbert says the water company "deliberately used his photo for a marketing campaign" that he began the day after the ceremony, according to information obtained by the aforementioned media.

The young Canadian badured that the company tried to bribe her with attractive "gifts" to get her rights signed and that she was pressured to record a video in which she is seen signing a fictitious document, announcing that she is the new ambbadador of Fiji Water. Kelleth says that he destroyed the paper and that they they do not have the legal permission to use their image or identity for their economic benefit.

Cuthbert seeks compensation and stops using his photographs immediately. For its part, Fiji Water called the request "frivolous and totally unfounded". The company explained that after the moment they had on social networks during the Golden Globes "We negotiated with Ms. Cuthbert a generous agreement that she flagrantly violated. We hope we will take it to court. Throughout our history, we have had an excellent reputation working with talent. "

The actress Jamie Lee Curtis, also furious against the company for including it in his advertising exploit, "The sponsors of the event must ask the permission of the people who will be photographed with products," said the protagonist of Halloween in his download on social networks, after appearing with Kelleth in his interviews. In addition, she stated that she had specifically departed from the "Promotion of brbad".