Contact Admin. In the suit, Vergara claims that she posted a selfie on Instagram prior to the Emmy Awards in She said it portrayed her receiving a skin treatment while a portrait of Marilyn Monroe looked on, with the caption, "What is so funny Marilyn? The actress claims that, months later, the Instagram post was featured on an episode of "Extra," as a doctor for Venus Concept "promoted at length Venus Concept's Venus Legacy non-surgical body contouring and skin-tightening treatment.
The lawsuit says she would never endorse the Legacy treatment -- because she tried it and didn't like it. Nonetheless, the suit claims, Venus "commenced and began to engage in a scheme to usurp, use and exploit Vergara's celebrity and universal recognition in a worldwide marketing campaign to market and advertise their products and services.
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