By . Lucy Buckland . PUBLISHED: . 12:40 EST, 12 December 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 08:45 EST, 13 December 2012 . A $100,000 wardrobe allowance, a monthly $15,000 hotel budget and a $25,000 stylist - explosive legal documents behind Cheryl Cole's X Factor US lawsuit have revealed the star was promised a pampered deal to take part in the show. The 29-year-old is suing show bosses Blue Orbit Productions for a huge $2.3million as she claims she was promised the cash, even if she didn't take part in the show. As well as a lavish $1.8m salary for the first season and $2million for the second, the legal documents reveal bosses promised 'the talent' extras worth $142,500 and to pay for the star's security. You're sued Simon! Cheryl Cole's lawsuit has revealed just how pampered a princess she is . Cole alleges Cowell promised her free . first class travel from London to LA while the production company would . also pay for three of her staff to fly coach into LAX. Cole . claims that she signed a 'Pay or Play' contract with Blue Orbit . Productions that assured her $1.8 million for the first season and $2 . million for the second even if she didn't appear on the programme. Although Cheryl concedes that she was paid the $1.8 million for Season One, she says she's still owed the $2 million for Season Two plus all that money for her various expenses. Legal documents: The dossier provides an insight into just what Cole was promised by Blue Orbit . The . legal documents, filed on December 7, state: ''Plaintiffs are informed . and thereon allege that it was Blue Orbit's intention (and its practice . as to other performers to whom Blue Orbit paid such allowances) to pay . out these allowances as part of payroll along with other compensation. 'The Agreement also provides that Blue Orbit is to reimburse Cole for the cost of personal security and first class airfare between London and Los Angeles for Cole and coach round-trip airfare between London and LA for three individuals on Cole's staff.' Breach: Cole is demanding a total of $2.3million plus interest . Official: Cole's lawyer has filed the suit in LA under a breach of contract . Big money: Cheryl Cole, pictured with Simon Cowell on X Factor UK, was dumped from the US version of X Factor and now she's suing the show's producers for more than $2.3 million . The alleged breach of contract is explained as on June 5 Blue Orbit 'elected to exercise its pay or play right' and 'refused to pay Cole the $125,00 in wardrobe and stylist allowance that it owed Cole as well as her salary for the second season. Producers reportedly were convinced the . American audience wouldn't understand what she was saying beneath her . heavy Geordie accent. Nicole Scherzinger became Cheryl's replacement before she, in turn, was let go and replaced by Britney Spears. MailOnline has contacted Simon Cowell for a comment. Happier days: Cheryl was looking forward to her new gig; she's pictured here, left to right, with Steve Jones, Nicole Scherzinger, L.A Reid, Paula Abdul and Simon at the 2011 Fox Upfront last May in New York City . 'Pay or play': Cheryl says producers promised to pay her for Season One and Two whether she appeared on the show or not . Ready for action: The next step is for Blue Orbit lawyers to respond . Revealing: The documents show Cole is suing for Breach of contract .
Documents show the Promise This singer was promised a host of extras by X Factor US bosses including stylists, wardrobe and security .
Cole claims producers failed to cough up travel costs for her and her entourage .
By . Lucy Buckland . PUBLISHED: . 12:40 EST, 12 December 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 08:45 EST, 13 December 2012 . A $100,000 wardrobe allowance, a monthly $15,000 hotel budget and a $25,000 stylist - explosive legal documents behind Cheryl Cole's X Factor US lawsuit have revealed the star was promised a pampered deal to take part in the show. The 29-year-old is suing show bosses Blue Orbit Productions for a huge $2.3million as she claims she was promised the cash, even if she didn't take part in the show. As well as a lavish $1.8m salary for the first season and $2million for the second, the legal documents reveal bosses promised 'the talent' extras worth $142,500 and to pay for the star's security. You're sued Simon! Cheryl Cole's lawsuit has revealed just how pampered a princess she is . Cole alleges Cowell promised her free . first class travel from London to LA while the production company would . also pay for three of her staff to fly coach into LAX. Cole . claims that she signed a 'Pay or Play' contract with Blue Orbit . Productions that assured her $1.8 million for the first season and $2 . million for the second even if she didn't appear on the programme. Although Cheryl concedes that she was paid the $1.8 million for Season One, she says she's still owed the $2 million for Season Two plus all that money for her various expenses. Legal documents: The dossier provides an insight into just what Cole was promised by Blue Orbit . The . legal documents, filed on December 7, state: ''Plaintiffs are informed . and thereon allege that it was Blue Orbit's intention (and its practice . as to other performers to whom Blue Orbit paid such allowances) to pay . out these allowances as part of payroll along with other compensation. 'The Agreement also provides that Blue Orbit is to reimburse Cole for the cost of personal security and first class airfare between London and Los Angeles for Cole and coach round-trip airfare between London and LA for three individuals on Cole's staff.' Breach: Cole is demanding a total of $2.3million plus interest . Official: Cole's lawyer has filed the suit in LA under a breach of contract . Big money: Cheryl Cole, pictured with Simon Cowell on X Factor UK, was dumped from the US version of X Factor and now she's suing the show's producers for more than $2.3 million . The alleged breach of contract is explained as on June 5 Blue Orbit 'elected to exercise its pay or play right' and 'refused to pay Cole the $125,00 in wardrobe and stylist allowance that it owed Cole as well as her salary for the second season. Producers reportedly were convinced the . American audience wouldn't understand what she was saying beneath her . heavy Geordie accent. Nicole Scherzinger became Cheryl's replacement before she, in turn, was let go and replaced by Britney Spears. MailOnline has contacted Simon Cowell for a comment. Happier days: Cheryl was looking forward to her new gig; she's pictured here, left to right, with Steve Jones, Nicole Scherzinger, L.A Reid, Paula Abdul and Simon at the 2011 Fox Upfront last May in New York City . 'Pay or play': Cheryl says producers promised to pay her for Season One and Two whether she appeared on the show or not . Ready for action: The next step is for Blue Orbit lawyers to respond . Revealing: The documents show Cole is suing for Breach of contract .
was promised a pampered deal to take part in the show. The 29-year-old is suing show bosses Blue for her various expenses. Legal documents: The was dumped from the US version of X Factor and 'refused to pay Cole the $125,00 in wardrobe and