Model Bella Hadid is facing a copyright infringement lawsuit after she posted an image of herself on Instagram without the photographer’s permission.
In the lawsuit which was filed Saturday, photo agency Chouet’Press SAS which does business as BestImage, alleges that one of its photographers took a photo of Hadid in sunglasses and green pants.On June 27, 2021, it is claimed that Hadid then posted the photo to her Instagram profile, which boasts 56.6 million followers, without the photo agency’s permission.
The photo agency has filed a complaint with California federal court asking for an injunction against Hadid’s further use of the photograph and damages, among other things. “BestImage never licensed the photograph to defendant,” BestImage alleges in court documents which were
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