Arnold Schwarzenegger Allegedly Stressed Over Lawsuit Revealing ‘Dirty Laundry’

Arnold Schwarzenegger is reportedly preparing for a potentially tumultuous lawsuit concerning his Netflix series “FUBAR.” According to InTouch, the former California governor fears that the trial will be lengthy and could devolve into a public spectacle.

A source shared with the outlet, “He’s humiliated and worried his dirty laundry will be aired in court. This was Arnold’s big comeback and now it’s hit a major hiccup.”

In a lawsuit initiated by entrepreneur Aharon Jason Curtis, the producers of “FUBAR” are accused of appropriating his idea for a supermarket app and incorporating it into the series’ script. Curtis, 54, is seeking $1.5 million in compensation, leaving the 77-year-old Schwarzenegger stressed over the impending court battle.

“This stuff happens all the time in Hollywood but Arnold’s finding it extremely embarrassing,” the source explained. “His defenders are saying it’s not like he had anything to do with stealing material, but they have to admit it’s not a good look. Everything was going so well until this lawsuit dropped. At his age, Arnold’s no longer Mr. Invincible. He’s reeling from this and desperately furious. It’s really ticked him off and he’s losing sleep over it.”

Although no specific embarrassing details were disclosed, the primary concern for Schwarzenegger seems to be the potential damage to his reputation and the prospect of being called to court.

“It’s getting to the point where there will be subpoenas and depositions, and Arnie’s worried he’ll be dragged into it and waste valuable time,” the source added. “He assumed he’d be beyond these things by now, but he has to deal with it.”

Additionally, considering Schwarzenegger’s health issues and the general problems that come with aging, it is not surprising that he feels frustrated. Despite all this stress, it’s worth noting that the “Terminator” star is not the one being sued.

Source: InTouch