Katy Perry The families of the 85-year-old veteran with which she died in the legal battle was re-invited to the sale of his Montecito house.

The pop star appeared in court through Zum, where she stated that he wanted "justice." She also made several revelations about the contract including the fact that her former fiancée was, Orlando Bloomis the original owner of the house.

Remarks Katy Perry did not sit well with the sons of veterans, which has since given the remarks about a singing "disappointed" witness.

The Disability War family Veteran Carl Westcott was not impressed by the remarks of Katy Perry during his recent court, where she claimed that he wanted "justice" in the middle of their dispute in Montecito.

Reacting to the comments of the singer, the Westcott graph said New York Post"" It was good for her that the wicked witch was finally out of the west. "

In a telephone conversation with the news, the chart exploded Perry, claiming that she showed a "form of disrespect" because their legal feeds began.

He further pulled out the virtual appearance of the singer, targeting her clothes during his testimony.

"Then he appears in the pajamas before the judge. So you know, just disrespect," the chart said. "I think (it) reflects as she looks at everything in the world. Everybody's all, you know, less than her. They're all just her little players to do what he wants.

His brother, the court, also criticized Perry, stating that he found that "calculate and engineering" and her testimony. "

Hitmaker "Roar" bought Montecito real estate in July 2020. years from Westcott, as she initially wanted to start a family with his then-fiancée, Orlando blooms.

However, the sick veteran attempted to abolish the contract, claiming that he was mentally incompetent. But the judge ultimately set fire to Perry, stating that Westcott was a good mind while negotiating the agreement.

Perry then went to Sue Westcott again, asking for $ 6 million damage and claiming $ 3 million will cover the loss of rental income.

Since then, they returned back and forth, without any significant solution in sight.

Perry testified in Surperior Court on Tuesday in Los Angeles in front of Joseph Lipner Joseph Joseph. During the court session on Tuesday, Perry was cross-examined by Westcott's lawyer, Andrew Thomas.

When he requested a singer if he has something to get from the outcomes of his legal proceedings against veterans of the disabled, she said, "Yes, justice."

Hitmaker "California Gurls", then explained further that she states that he would lose much financially, depending on the outcome of the litigation, emphasizes "lawsuit for the lawyer" and "income" from Mercenaries.

At some time during the testimony, Perry seemed to forget the number of homes she possessed after questioning the Westcott's lawyer about his portfolio of real estate before "entered the contract" for the purchase of the Veteran house.

According to reports, she said, "Three houses, I don't remember if three - may be more."

When they asked them to clarify, Perry said, "I owned, now that I counted it, I owned three houses for my family's house ... in Santa Barbara County."

Perry added that her business manager Bernie Gudva, signed the contract to buy Westcots's home, but she was aware of everything, as she saw and "loved" real estate before visiting the offer.

Previous reports seemingly meant that Perry was the owner and real buyer of property, but new court findings suggest that he actually belongs to her former fiancé, Orlando Bloom.

Westcott's lawyer, Thomas, crossed the Perry Procurement Property, asking whether "Title entered the name of the company called D Dove B LLC", that the singer replied, "yes, sir."

"And Bernie Gudva testified that it was the case. Is it true that D Dove B LLC is Orlando Bloom's?" Thomas continued, which Perry replied, "It's one of his LLCs."

Then the lawyer asked, "So when the title to the house was transferred as the result of this lawsuit, he never went to you or any entity you control, is it true?" Perry confirmed: "Yes, sir."