Kendall Jenner's 818 Tequila team is accused of ruining a beloved AC/DC mural ... trends now
Kendall Jenner's 818 Tequila team is being accused of causing damage to a beloved AC/DC mural at a local bar in Indio, California.
The model, 28, and her team have been promoting the alcohol brand during the first week of Coachella music festival.
They put up a large 818 decal-like sign at Club 5 Bar, where they had a pop-up event plugging the tequila line last week.
However, one of the owners, Randy Franco, now claims Jenner's team ruined the AC/DC mural underneath the sign, leaving it scuffed and chipped, as per TMZ.
Meanwhile sources close to Kendall told DailyMail.com that Randy and his mom, Carmen Franco, were aware that the mural may be damaged or even destroyed and signed a contract agreeing to that.
Kendall Jenner's 818 Tequila team is being accused of causing damage to a beloved AC/ DC mural at a local bar in Indio, California
One of the owners of Club 5 Bar claims Jenner's, 28, team ruined their AC/DC mural (pictured) by sticking an 818 decal directly onto it during a pop-up event last week, leaving it cracked and chipped
They also claim that Franco and his family were aware of the condition of the place following the event and did not raise any issues at the time.
Though the 818 decal looks like it was painted over the wall, it is actually a separate piece which was attached to it.
Randy put out a press release Monday accusing Kendall's company of leaving their recently installed AC/DC mural scuffed and chipped, and not making any attempt to restore it.
He claimed that he and his partners gave 818 permission to use the wall and put up the 818 sign, but had asked them to use a protective layer underneath so as not to damage the mural underneath.
He alleges the team failed to do that, and instead stuck the sign to the mural with adhesive, causing cracks and chips from the paint upon removal.
It's unclear what, if anything, Randy is planning to do about the situation, as he has only contacted the event coordinator to express his frustration about the mural so far.
Meanwhile according to an email viewed by TMZ, Randy's mom, Carmen, did a walk-through of the premises, and even pointed
