The article, titled “EXCLUSIVE: The Inside Story Of How Tomi Lahren Flamed Out At The Blaze,” discussed how Lahren clashed with her fellow hosts, used butt pads and upset both staff and advertisers. In response, Lahren’s attorney said, “This Court should immediately get to the bottom of what appears to be a very transparent attempt at a public smear campaign by Defendants,” according to a filing obtained by The Dallas Morning News.
A spokesperson for Beck and the TheBlaze said, “We do not know who is commenting to the press but we are asking them to please stop and respect the court, the process and ultimately, common decency.”
Lahren is suing for wrongful termination, claiming that Beck fired her from TheBlaze because she stated on “The View” that she is pro-choice. TheBlaze maintains that they never fired Lahren, and that they are still paying her, even though they canceled her show. They have filed a countersuit against her, claiming she was “benched” from air after a series of bad behavior.