LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman and his wife face horrific allegations in a teen’s lawsuit claiming she was sexually assaulted at their house.
According to the Associated Press, the lawsuit against Norman and his wife, Kirsten Kutner, was made by a high school girl who attended their house. “The lawsuit alleges that Norman, 68, and his wife, interior designer Kirsten Kutner, served alcohol to minors during a pool party her teenage daughter hosted for her Oxbridge Academy classmates and other teens at their Palm Beach Gardens mansion in September 2021,” the AP wrote.
“The girl and her parents allege that Kutner served her daughter and the girl drinks before other guests arrived,” they added.
According to the report, the lawsuit alleged that the girl became incapable of standing independently after being served alcohol. It then alleged that two boys, who also attended the party and also drank, sexually assaulted her outside of the house on the grass by the pool.
The gist of the lawsuit, in effect, is that Norman and Kutner’s negligence “failed to ensure the girl’s safety, well-being and sobriety at their home by illegally providing alcohol to her and the other teens,” the report says. The two boys were not named in the lawsuit.
The girl is seeking “unspecified damages” from the Normans for “pain, mental anguish, and loss of enjoyment.”
The National Sexual Assault Hotline is available 24 hours a day. If you or someone you know is the victim of sexual assault, please call 1-800-656-4673. Help is always available.
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