Snoop Dogg faces legal rap

Two women are suing rapper-actor Snoop Dogg, saying they were offered drugs during the Mardi Gras 2002 in Louisiana to flash their breasts for pictures that later appeared on the cover of a Girls Gone Wild video.

Snoop Dogg faces legal rap

Two women are suing rapper-actor Snoop Dogg, saying they were offered drugs during the Mardi Gras 2002 in Louisiana to flash their breasts for pictures that later appeared on the cover of a Girls Gone Wild video.

The lawsuit by Jaime Capdeboscq, who was 17 at the time, and Whitni Candiotto, who was 18, also names Joe Francis, owner of Mantra Films, which produces the mail-order videos that feature nudity and sexual activity.

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