A jury ruled Friday that a businesswoman must pay $5 million to singer Katy Perry and the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles, after a long-lasting court battle.
Perry sought to purchase an 8-acre property for $14.5 million in a central Los Angeles neighborhood in 2015.
The property included a Roman-villa style building, with an attached convent that had closed in 2011, Variety reported.
Businesswoman Dana Hollister allegedly interfered with the transaction by attempting to preemptively purchase the house from two nuns who had, until recently, lived in the…
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