Rihanna's former accountants, in response to her lawsuit accusing them of mismanaging her funds, say that it is her fault that she lost millions of dollars not theirs, according to TMZ.
Riri has claimed that the accounting firm Berdon LLP failed to inform her that her 2009 Last Girl on Earth tour was losing money, all the while taking a 22% commission.
Berdon says that the claims are bogus and that Rihanna signed off on the commission, adding that it was her "own financial action or inaction" which led to the losses.
Meanwhile, Rihanna claims that her profits increased by more than 40% since firing Berdon in September 2010. A decision from the judge is pending, but Berdon LLP is asking that RiRi be awarded nothing from the suit.
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