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    Luke Combs does right by single mom hit with $250,000 bill for selling handmade merch

    Luke Combs has apologized to a fan — a Florida woman who was ordered to pay him $250,000 in a copyright case — for selling tumblers featuring his name and likeness on Amazon. The country music star also vowed to make it right by compensating the single mom involved in the ordeal. The fan — Nicol Harness — said she recently returned home after a hospital stay for congenital heart failure and ...
    by Emily St. Martin, Los Angeles Times Dec 18, 2023 2 minutes
    Luke Combs performs during day 3 of CMA Fest 2022 at Nissan Stadium on June 11, 2022, in Nashville, Tennessee.

    Luke Combs has apologized to a fan — a Florida woman who was ordered to pay him $250,000 in a copyright case — for selling tumblers featuring his name and likeness on Amazon.

    The country music star also vowed to make it right by compensating the single mom involved in the ordeal.

    The fan — Nicol Harness — said she recently returned home after a hospital stay

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