A move that astonished us, I think this is growing upBlink-182 bassist Mark Hoppus has taken legal action against a neighbor over an encroaching pine tree, according to legal documents obtained TMZ.
Hoppus unsuspectingly fell victim to the darkness of the valley or his backyard after his neighbors allegedly violated years of planning board rules to remove border trees and limit trees to a maximum height of 15 feet. An injunction now filed by the singer and his wife alleges that the evergreens in question had grown past their scheduled peak and that new trees had begun to grow during that time, further hampering the couple’s view.
In addition to demanding that their agreement be respected and the trees trimmed, the lawsuit alleges that neighbors ignored repeated pleas to fix the problem, and that the artist, who once seemed supportive, the block Some form of damages is also sought.
In the meantime, Blink-182 will be able to visit a lot of sights on their ongoing 2023 reunion tour. has been voted one of the best-selling live acts of the year.Grab votes here.
The pop-punk trio’s comeback tour so far has included Tom DeLonge on former guitarist Matt Skiba and a surprise cover of Taylor Swift “We’ll Never Get Back Together.” The classic lineup underwent a notable overhaul in late 2022 after Hoppus was deemed cancer-free, an experience he will detail in his forthcoming memoir.