The Champagne House of Charles de Cazanove, one of the oldest in the Champagne region of France, has pissed off one of its founder's descendants. Charles de Cazanove hired a former adult actress, Clara Morgane, to represent their brand, and they're now being sued by the descendant to keep the family name from being associated with her name.

In an interview with Europe 1 Radio, descendant Count Loïc Chiroussot de Bigault de Cazanove proclaimed that his ancestors would be "turning in their graves" if they knew that Morgane was the new face of Charles de Cazanove Champagne. Morgane currently works as a television host and singer, according to the Times of London.

The bubbly business has been working with Morgane since last year, and they debuted a Cuvée Brut Rosé with her name on it in November.

That apparently was too much for the lengthy-named count, who sued the brand to keep Morgane's name off the same label as his family's former business. The Count said that the partnership was "simply scandalous" because of Morgane's past as a porn star.

The Cazanove family sold the business in the 1950s, according to the Daily Meal, and its changed hands between multiple firms since then.

Morgane took to Instagram to blast Count Loïc Chiroussot for ridiculing her in such a way. A rough translation of her statement reads as follows:

"Today Charles de Cazanove is a big house of Spain to which I am proud to have joined. This gentleman CHIROUSSOT, great nephew of the family who creates the controversy should have asked the question of the will of his ancestors before the sale of their name and that long ago.

I imagine that his little anger prevented him from tasting our delicious nectar. I propose to send him a bottle so he can have a good time of liberating emotion. "

A representative of the champagne firm told FOX News that despite the lawsuit, Morgane's bubbly rosé is still selling pretty well.