Stevie Wonder sues woman who has lived in one of his houses for 38 years

Stevie Wonder has initiated legal action against Carmen Efferson, a woman who has resided in one of his Los Angeles properties for 38 years. Efferson, who reportedly appeared in the singer's 1988 music video for Get It, had been living in the Hollywood Hills home under a long-standing verbal agreement. Recent court documents indicate that the arrangement has now soured, leading to a legal confrontation between the artist and his long-term occupant.

Representatives for the musician attempted to inspect the property on three occasions earlier this year, but Efferson repeatedly refused them entry and sent hostile communications to Wonder's legal team. Consequently, the singer's lawyers are demanding that she vacate the premises immediately. Furthermore, they are seeking 600 dollars in damages to cover costs resulting from the lapse of the property's insurance policy. The legal dispute arrives as Wonder prepares for his anniversary tour, which includes a performance at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam.