BREAKING: Guy Sebastian's former manager Titus Day has been arrested in Sydney for allegedly defrauding the singer of more than $1.15 million over seven years. 9News
Police said inquiries had revealed a number of frauds allegedly committed between December 2013 and April 2020.
Day has been taken to Waverley Police Station and is expected to be charged with fraud-related crimes."After 12 great years together I'm very sad to be losing Guy as a client," Day said in a statement at the time.
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