Denise Richards‘ Husband, Aaron Phypersis being sued for alleged fraud and breach of oral contracts.

Rupert Perry filed a lawsuit Nov. 13 accusing Phypers, 52, of violating an oral agreement regarding treatment at his Quantum 360 spa in Malibu. Perry’s wife, Elina Katsioula-Bealldied of cancer in May 2024 and was reportedly treated by Phypers the year before, according to records obtained by Us weekly on Wednesday, January 8th.

According to the filing, Katsioula-Beall was diagnosed with sarcoma — a rare cancer that develops in the bones and soft tissues — in 2019 and sought “a stem cell treatment for her cancer,” which Phypers’ Q360 Club provided. Perry claims Phypers promised the treatment would “cure or at least alleviate Katsioula-Beall’s condition.”

Perry’s lawsuit alleges that Phypers “claimed that the treatment had a 98 percent success rate and he was so confident that if it didn’t work, he would refund half of the money – $126,000 – that Perry had received.” and Katsioula-Beall had paid him for the procedures.

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Katsioula-Beall was treated there between July and September 2023. In December, she learned her tumors had grown, prompting her and Perry to write to Phypers requesting a $63,000 refund.

“(Phypers) ignored her request and instead suggested she undergo another round of treatment,” Perry alleges in the filing.

He claims Phypers also ignored other refund requests.

“On May 21, 2024, Ms. Katsioula-Beall succumbed to her illness and died,” the lawsuit states. “On June 28, 2024, Mr. Perry spoke by telephone with (Phypers), who acknowledged the debt but gave a number of excuses for not paying the $63,000.”

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Perry, who is seeking a jury trial, claims Phypers must pay Katsioula-Beall’s estate because her illness worsened after treatment at his facility.

“(Phyper’s) misconduct noted above was willful and willful and was committed with the purpose of depriving Plaintiff of property and/or legal rights or otherwise causing harm,” Perry’s documents state. “This despicable conduct subjected plaintiff to cruel and unjust hardship and knowingly disregarded his rights.”

Us Richards’ team has reached out for comment. Phypers, for its part, has not yet filed documents with an attorney in response to the lawsuit. Be Q360 Club seems to be closed.

At the end of December 2024, his wife Richards married gushed about their “amazing” marriage with her husband.

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“I love being married. I love my husband. I know not everyone does that,” Richards, 53, said exclusively Us at the Hollywood Christmas Parade on December 1st. “I don’t understand her. But we like each other and love being together.”

Richards noted that she and Phypers, with whom she previously performed The Real Housewives of Beverly HillsThey are “best friends” and always make time for themselves.

“I tell other couples with kids, I always say you have to have time for yourself. Don’t feel guilty,” she added. “If that doesn’t work, it starts at the top and rolls down. If (your marriage) stays strong, your family is intact.”