Wayne Gretzky Sued Over Alleged Weight Loss Gum Lie, Man Claims He Value Him $10 Mil

Wayne Gretzky allegedly lied about dropping kilos by chewing gum — and a person is now suing the hockey legend over it … claiming The Nice One’s nice fib price him $10 MILLION.

The allegations are all spelled out in a brand new lawsuit, obtained by TMZ Sports activities, filed in Los Angeles on Monday.

The plaintiff, Steven Sparks, says he created a “pure gum used to handle weight,” and referred to as it “OMG gum.” He says within the swimsuit he ultimately employed on Wayne’s spouse, Janet Marie Gretzky, to be a spokesperson for the product.

The issue, in accordance with Sparks, is Wayne ultimately made up a lie concerning the gum — saying after he chewed it for roughly a two-month span … it helped him lose 35 kilos.

Sparks alleged Wayne used the lie to spice up the corporate’s inventory — “which he surreptitiously bought underneath his household’s identify.”

Sparks, claiming he had no thought Wayne was mendacity concerning the weight reduction, says he reinvested each cash and companies into the corporate. However, when Wayne ultimately admitted he had fabricated the burden loss — it induced the corporate to tank, and hit Sparks HARD in his pockets.