Stevie Wonder Sues to Evict Ex-Fiancée Carmen Efferson from Studio City Home Stevie Wonder filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court to evict his former fiancée Carmen Efferson from his Studio City home, where she has lived rent-free since July 1988. He seeks her removal and $600 in damages for a lapsed property insurance renewal. Stevie Wonder has filed a lawsuit to evict his former fiancée, Carmen Efferson, from his Studio City home where she has lived rent-free for nearly four decades. Wonder Seeks Eviction of Former FianceeThe lawsuit was filed Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court. Wonder, 76, is seeking to remove Efferson from the three-bedroom, four-bathroom home on Oak Glen Drive. The property is valued at nearly $1.8 million, according to Zillow. Efferson, reportedly Wonder's one-time fiancée, has lived in the house since July 1988, when she and Wonder allegedly reached an oral agreement allowing her to live there rent-free.Wonder has been married to Tomeeka Bracy since 2017. The dispute began when Efferson received a mailed notice about a property tax inspection and responded with a profanity-laced email to Wonder's legal team on July 25, the suit alleges. In the email, she wrote: your rascist coldblooded white male privilege tone again with you. I am feeling harassed.Efferson Sends Profane Email to LawyersRegarding your ORDERS of entering into the place where I am living, I do not consent. Do not make any attempt to make any kind of contact with me. You or any of the We you are referring to. In other words F-K the F-K OFF..!!!Wonder's legal representative, David Huff, informed Efferson that the letter was written by his law partner, who is neither racist, coldblooded, white nor male, while noting that the eviction proceedings would continue. Huff added, according to the suit: Should we not hear from you that you consent to entry by the third-party insurance inspector by tomorrow, that license will terminate and you will be evicted. The choice is yours.When Efferson allegedly threatened to contact the police after further correspondence, Wonder's legal team proceeded with the eviction, setting a late August deadline. She refused to leave, the suit claims, and the musician's legal team issued a three-day notice on Oct. 6 for her to vacate for allegedly violating the oral agreement. Wonder's legal team claimed it gave her several more opportunities for inspectors to come into the home, but she declined.Eviction Notice Follows Breach of AgreementAnother lawyer informed Efferson that the oral agreement between her and Wonder had been revoked due to noncompliance and lawyers were serving her an eviction notice with a move-out date of Aug. 27, 2026. That deadline came and went without Efferson leaving the property, resulting in Thursday's civil lawsuit.Wonder is asking a judge to order Efferson be removed from the Hollywood house, as well as pay damages of $600, the amount he now owes due to lapsed property insurance renewal. Wonder's lawyers are seeking to remove Efferson and have her pay $600, the amount he was penalized for the lapsed property insurance renewal.The 76-year-old musician, who has lived in several homes in the LA area, is currently on his Songs in the Key of Life Performances - 50th Anniversary Tour.