According to TMZ.com, Hefe Wine, who was also the 24-year-old beauty's manager, said that in a lengthy agreement with him in 2009, the 'Two Times' singer gave him exclusive rights to "manufacture, sell, distribute and advertise 'any' recording embodying visual images."
Though Azalea had signed the contract, which also gives him legal rights to create, host and sustain a website to market Azalea's works, for records and music videos, Wine thinks she had no legal ability to block a sex tape if he did want to sell it.
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