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Samsung Seeks Dismissal of Dua Lipa's $15M Unauthorized Image Lawsuit

Samsung attorneys are arguing that Dua Lipa's image appearing on a television box does not suggest the singer endorses their products, as they ask a judge to dismiss her $15 million lawsuit over unauthorized usage.

·Sep 11, 2026·via Rolling Stone
Samsung Seeks Dismissal of Dua Lipa's $15M Unauthorized Image Lawsuit

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Samsung Asks Judge to Dismiss Dua Lipa’s $15 Million Lawsuit Over Unauthorized Image Usage

Lawyers for the company argued the appearance of the singer's image on a television box contains "nothing suggesting plaintiff endorses the televisions"

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September 11, 2026

Legal representatives from Samsung are seeking the dismissal of Dua Lipa ‘s $15 million lawsuit over the unauthorized use of her image on a product box. In a new Thursday filing obtained by Rolling Stone , the company argues that the singer does not have grounds to sue because there’s “nothing suggesting plaintiff endorses the televisions.”

“The images merely depict the televisions’ on-screen interface, illustrating the applications and … an example of content available on the TV,” lawyers for Samsung said. The relevant products contain a photo of Lipa on boxes for televisions featuring Samsung TV Plus, where the singer is used to promote the Xite Hits channel. Other logos that appear on the product include MLB, Fox Sports, and the crime series The First 48 .

Samsung previously claimed it had “explicit assurance” from a “content partner” that permission was granted to use the image. “Ms. Lipa’s image was used in 2025 to reflect the content of our third-party partners that is available on Samsung TVs and was originally provided by a content partner for our free streaming service Samsung TV Plus,” the company said in a response to the initial suit filing. “The image was used only after receiving explicit assurance from the content partner that permission had been secured, including for the retail boxes. Given this assurance, we deny any allegations of intentional misuse.”

Representatives for Lipa and Samsung did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

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