Travis Kelce’s $200M partnership hit with wrongful death lawsuit ahead of season
Six Flags, a company in which NFL player Travis Kelce is an investor, is facing a wrongful death lawsuit regarding a fatal incident on the X2 roller coaster. The trial is set to begin in September 2026, following claims of safety failures and subsequent injuries on the same ride.
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High-profile celebrity investments often face increased public scrutiny when the underlying companies are involved in significant legal or safety controversies.
Travis Kelce, the Kansas City Chiefs’ popular tight end, has a lot to look forward to in the new season as he gears up after a brutal run on the field in the last season. While Travis Kelce is focusing on his career, one of his major investments has landed in major trouble, ahead of the new season.Travis Kelce invested in Six Flags just months before the company was suedAs per reports, one of Travis Kelce’s major investments, Six Flags, has landed itself in major legal trouble as a wrongful death lawsuit has been filed against the company.The trial is set to begin on Sept. 8 at the LA County Superior Court in Chatsworth while jury selection will begin on Sept. 14.In 2022, a 22 year old Christopher had gone on the infamous rollercoaster ride, X2, at Six Flags with his cousins.
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