MyPillow Evicted Over Unpaid Rent Amid CEO's Legal and Financial Turmoil

Mike Lindell faces mounting challenges, including a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit and financial struggles, despite asserting MyPillow is 'fine'.

MyPillow, led by CEO Mike Lindell, has been evicted from its warehouse in Shakopee, Minnesota, after failing to pay over $200,000 in rent.
Lindell, known for his staunch support of Donald Trump and election denialism, faces financial and legal challenges, including a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit from Dominion Voting Systems.
Despite the eviction and financial struggles, Lindell denies any financial troubles for MyPillow, asserting the company is 'fine' and continues to lease space elsewhere.
The eviction adds to a series of setbacks for Lindell, who has seen MyPillow products pulled from major retailers and faces multiple defamation lawsuits over his election fraud claims.
Lindell's financial woes are compounded by a recent $5 million arbitration award against him in an election fraud dispute and ongoing disputes with Fox News over unpaid advertising fees.