Kevin Hart is being sued by the woman at the center of his sex extortion scandal. As RadarOnline.com has learned, Montia Sabbag is asking for $60 million in damages.
Readers recall that in 2017 the comedian, 40, shared an emotional Instagram video saying someone was trying to extort him over a video of him engaging in sexual acts with Sabbag in a Las Vegas hotel room.
Hart’s former friend Jonathan Todd Jackson was arrested and charged with extortion, but denied ever extorting Hart. Sabbag was also though to be the extortionist, but she too denied any involvement, saying she was simply the victim.
Now, the woman who admitted to hooking up with Hart is suing him for alleged intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligence and invasion of privacy, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
In the documents, she claims Hart knew there was a secret video camera in the hotel room at the time, and allowed friend Jackson to enter so they could tape her in the act.
