AustriaCanadian singer and songwriter Alanis Morissette has filed a lawsuit against her former tour manager, Keren Urinov, seeking over $75,000 in damages. The claim alleges extortion by Urinov after she was detained at London’s airport in 2025 while traveling to a show in Spain. Urinov had marijuana and xylazine (a veterinary sedative) in her possession but was allowed to leave after presenting an Israeli medical cannabis permit. According to court documents cited by People magazine, Urinov allegedly sent increasingly threatening letters to Morissette after the tour, demanding she take responsibility for the drug discovery and offering her a full-time employment contract for 15 years with comparable income and bonuses. When Morissette refused, Urinov reportedly threatened to report her for drug trafficking. Morissette now sues Urinov for extortion and fraud.
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