Iggy Azalea is still battling with renowned adult film company Vivid Entertainment to prevent the release of her alleged sex tape. Iggy has claimed to have never willingly participated in any such video with anyone, and if there is a tape that exists, then it was filmed without her consent prior to her reaching the age of 18. However, her ex-boyfriend Hefe Wine has stated the opposite. He told TMZ that he met her when she was in fact 18, and that they made the video together willingly.
Iggy's latest effort to prevent the sex tape from being released has come in the form of a letter to Vivid, courtesy of Iggy's lawyers. In it, they threaten to hit the adult film company with a heavy lawsuit if they take action to release the sex tape, because the name "Iggy" is protected by United States Trademark. According to TMZ, Vivid apparently isn't bothered by the legal threats from Iggy's team, and will continue with their plans to market the release of the tape. If the company finds a creative way not to use her commercial name "Iggy" in the promotion, then Vivid should be in the clear of any successful lawsuits landing at its door.
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