My 600-lb Life Star Gina Marie Krasley Sued Show Producers for Emotional Distress Prior to Death
Krasley sued filmmakers of the show in February 2020 to allege negligence and intentional affliction of emotional distress, according to the Texas court filing obtained by E! News. At 588 pounds, she appeared on episode five of season eight, which aired last year. She died at age 30 at her home in New Jersey, and her cause of death has not been revealed.
Last year, the reality star sued producers Megalomedia Inc and LLC, as well as parent company DBA Holdings and contracting company Mansfield Films, for more than $1 million. All defendants are owned byShe alleged Dr. Now put her on an extreme weight-loss diet for the TLC show.
Ultimately, her lawyer says she was "taken advantage of by the producers," who allegedly put ratings above her health and were "neglecting the welfare of those who appeared on the show."Krasley also claims the producers breached their duty of reasonable care by failing to require a psychological evaluation before putting her on a diet, failing to provide adequate mental health services, causing emotional distress for the purpose of ratings and more.
She alleges filmmakers knew people going through extreme diets are "much more" prone to depression and suicide, yet their actions were "so extreme" that they went "beyond all possible bounds of decency."
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