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Annie sues ex-best friend Olivia for $150,000, claiming emotional distress; Olivia, the former maid of honor, hijacked Annie's wedding plans, changing the venue and dresses; Olivia claims she improved the wedding.
Annie sues ex-best friend Olivia for $150,000, claiming emotional distress; Olivia, the former maid of honor, hijacked Annie's wedding plans, changing the venue and dresses; Olivia claims she improved the wedding.
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