JENNIFER LOPEZ is being sued for failing to hold up her end of a social media bargain with the hoverboard manufacturer SideKick. In the suit, SideKick Group claims it gave the songstress 42 custom hoverboards for her “All I Have” show at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas.

    Since January 2016, J. Lo’s dancers have been seen performing atop the boards throughout her glitzy set. Though the company didn’t charge Jenny for using them in her show, she was supposed to post about the hoverboards once every three months on Instagram or Twitter. According to the lawsuit, she failed to do so, posting only once, on May 26, 2016.

    The #AllIHave dancers killing it on their @SideKickWheels. Check them out at https://t.co/fkGTynZmrz #JLoVegas pic.twitter.com/1hHOAtuTmn

    — Jennifer Lopez (@JLo) May 26, 2016

    Known as the Bentley of hoverboards, a SideKick reportedly costs US$1,295. So, the company says it’s lost US$54,390 for the 42 boards and is suing to get it back, plus a little extra. Since Forbes revealed last year that J. Lo is worth around US$39.5 million, this lawsuit probably won’t put a dent in her bank account.

    (SD-Agencies)