Chart Westcott, the son of Carl Westcott, a terminally sick veteran on the heart of Katy Perry‘s $15 million mansion dispute, has signaled that forgiveness is feasible if the singer is able to apologize.

The case between each events is now transferring into its subsequent part, with Perry looking for thousands and thousands in damages after her consultants reportedly decided that the property had a number of defects and that vital parts wanted to be repaired.

Regardless of the veteran’s household expressing openness to forgive Katy Perry, they are not anticipating an apology, claiming the singer does not take accountability for her actions.

Weeks earlier than the subsequent part of Perry’s $15 million mansion dispute started, Chart Westcott, the son of the veteran who offered the property, publicly criticized the singer for pursuing damages in opposition to his father.

And whereas issues will almost certainly get much more intense because the trial proceeds, Chart believes his household continues to be open to forgiveness, however provided that Perry takes accountability and apologizes.

Nevertheless, he admits he’s not “anticipating” an apology from her, though receiving one “could be good.”

“I do not assume it is in her nature to take accountability for something, actually in any respect, however definitely not for her unhealthy acts,” he advised the New York Submit. “She does not take accountability, in order that’s not going to occur. However that may be good.”

Explaining why the household would forgive Perry if she provided a honest apology, Chart mentioned it could function proof that they may take the upper highway.

He acknowledged, “[Grace] just isn’t what she confirmed my father, proper? Not one ounce of grace or dignity did she permit him. So it’s completely a necessity that we’d do this and present her that grace.”

The trial between Westcott and Perry is anticipated to be filled with witnesses from either side. On the Westcott facet, Chart and his brother Courtroom are listed as witnesses, with different members of the family additionally anticipated to be current for help.

As for Perry, she has been compelled to testify and should probably be joined by her enterprise supervisor, Bernie Gudvi, who dealt with the mansion transaction.

Though the testimony of witnesses may assist sway the case in both get together’s favor, Chart is displeased by this necessity due to the monetary toll it could tackle his household.

“We’re having to spend cash on aircraft flights, resort rooms, and all this type of factor. It is a massive inconvenience for everyone. It does not appear to be an inconvenience for her. Which, you recognize, could be very telling,” Chart advised the outlet.

He added, “So, sadly, for us, the authorized charges shall be excessive. And it is an enormous inconvenience when it comes to time [and] cash for the large waste that she’s put us all via.”

Nonetheless, having to spend all of this comes with an upside for Chart, as he believes the trial will permit the household’s authorized crew to “unmask the spurious nature” of Perry’s damages claims.

Perry is looking for roughly $6 million in damages from the elder Westcott, alleging structural defects, deferred upkeep, and misplaced rental earnings throughout the years the home was tied up in litigation.

“[They] are simply completely ridiculous and an entire insult to each my father, my brother, and I and our household,” Chart mentioned about Perry’s claims.

The disabled veteran’s son, Chart, seemingly sees the upcoming trial as a chance to have Perry face the warmth of criticism for her actions.

For the self-acclaimed personal investor, the trial may also assist expose Perry, whom he had earlier claimed carries a faux persona of empathy.

He famous that it could be “very satisfying” to see it unfold, particularly since Perry can have no selection however to deal with the authorized battle as soon as she takes the stand.