Reese Witherspoon's Draper James sued over teacher giveaway

Reese WItherspoon had a hilarious encounter with a Carrie Underwood fan! On Sunday, June 28, Reese Witherspoon took to Twitter to share an incident where a fan came up to her and confused her for country singer Carrie Underwood. "To the woman in the parking lot who just asked me if I was Carrie Underwood," the Wild actress wrote on the social media platform.

Reese Witherspoon is not mad about being mistaken for Carrie Underwood.

Reese Witherspoon just had her day made!

Reese Witherspoon’s legal team is trying to put out not-so-little fires everywhere after a group of teachers filed a lawsuit against the star and her clothing company!

Reese Witherspoon’s clothing company Draper James is facing a class-action lawsuit following a dress giveaway earlier this year.

Reese Witherspoon has been sued by a group of teachers for an alleged misleading dress giveaway involving her clothing company, Draper James, according to a new report. Back in April, the "Little Fires Everywhere" actress, 44, championed teachers around the country amid the coronavirus pandemic by offering them a chance to snag a free dress.

reports TMZ.Part of their complaint reportedly centres around the fact that there were asked to submit personal details of their employment and contact details to the site without being made aware that there were only 250 dresses available in the offer.  Dear Teachers: We want to say thank you. During quarantine, we see you working harder than ever to educate our children.

Reese Witherspoon has done it again.The actress, producer and self-confessed bookworm has a reputation in Hollywood for spotting which books are going to be the next publishing sensation and snapping up the rights to make them into films or TV series.

Quibi staffers are reportedly up in arms over Reese Witherspoon's recent raking in of $6 million for her narration of one of its shows while employees of the streaming service are facing layoffs. The platform launched in April, with Witherspoon lending her voice to "Fierce Queens," a documentary series produced by BBC that showcases the remarkable abilities of female animals from around the world.

Teaching truth. Reese Witherspoon had an honest conversation with her 7-year-old son, Tennessee, following George Floyd’s death.

Reese Witherspoon wants to work on learning more about how she can fight racism.

One interesting thing that has come along with stay-at-home orders is how it’s affecting certain celebrities. Those who once relied on a visit from their glam squads before every official appearance are now left to fend for themselves. Video chat filters can be fun, but they are not going to turn a frizzy mess into a TV-worthy ‘do.