Karl Stefanovic to buy out podcast partner after 'irreconcilable breakdown', court hears
The former Today host seeks to purchase Keshnee Ibrahim's shares in 123 Podcast following a breakdown in their business relationship.
Karl Stefanovic has cited an "irreconcilable breakdown" in dealings with his business partner as the New South Wales Supreme Court weighs how to divide holdings in 123 Podcast, a fledgling show on hiatus since August. The court heard on Tuesday that the relationship between Stefanovic and joint owner Keshnee Ibrahim has "irretrievably broken down."
Stefanovic has agreed to purchase Ibrahim's shares, according to court proceedings. The podcast went on hiatus following a Tommy Robinson interview.
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- Karl Stefanovic to buy out podcast partner Keshnee Ibrahim after ‘irreconcilable breakdown’, court hears — The Guardian — World
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