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Brad Pitt Reportedly Being Sued by High-End Penis Cream Company
Beau D. says the rebrand confused customers and seeks an injunction, with damages exceeding $75,000 after three failed settlement attempts.
- The intimate brand Beau D. filed a lawsuit against Brad Pitt's company, Beau Domaine, alleging trademark infringement and false designation of origin following the company's rebrand last summer.
- Founder Brandon Palas claims the name change to 'Beau Domaine' causes consumer confusion, prompting legal action after three failed attempts at a private settlement with Pitt's company.
- Palas seeks a permanent injunction and damages exceeding $75,000, while Beau D. markets 'D. Cream' for $56 per 50ml tub with instructions to "Rub it in for maximum moisture, smoothness and potency."
- Separately, Brad Pitt's eldest son, Maddox Jolie-Pitt, filed a legal request on Thursday to drop the actor's surname, following similar actions by siblings Shiloh, Zahara, and Vivienne.
- Palas told Air Mail the lawsuit "isn't about publicity or punishment," stating his goal is protecting brand integrity so independent companies can grow without being overshadowed by larger entities.
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Brad Pitt faces trademark suit from Malibu-based penis cream company
Brad Pitt’s Beau Domaine is facing a trademark lawsuit from Malibu skincare brand Beau D after its 2024 rebrand. The case seeks damages and an injunction, putting the actor’s skincare venture under legal scrutiny.
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