The R&B singer from Atlanta sent a termination notice in August 2026, citing California's seven-year rule on personal services contracts. Interscope filed suit on October 9 in Los Angeles court, claiming she still owes two albums and an EP from her 2017 deal, after releasing three projects like *Over It* in 2019 and *Still Over It* in 2021. The label seeks over $50 million in damages and hopes for an amicable resolution, while the case highlights tough industry contract terms that once drew criticism for Walker's low $110,000 advance and 16% royalty rate.
