FKA twigs Sues Shia LaBeouf Over NDA

0:00It's March 25th. Music news today starts now. AI-powered and ready to play. Grammy-winning singer FKA Twigs has filed a lawsuit against actor Shia LeBuff in Los Angeles Superior Court. She's challenging the non-disclosure agreement from their 2020 settlement, calling it unlawful and unenforceable. This stems from his secret arbitration claim last December, where he accused her of breaching the NBA over a brief comment in an interview. The interview came right after she settled her original suit against him for sexual battery, assault, and emotional abuse during their one year. Relationship from 2018 to 2019, she simply said she felt safe afterward, without naming him. His lawyers then demanded big money from her, claiming it violated the NDA. Twigs argues the claim is baseless because her vague statement didn't break any rules. The NDA itself is illegal under California's stand act, and he can't prove damages anyway.

1:00She points out its odd rules, like limiting her charity donations for domestic or sexual violence survivors. Meanwhile, while his team pushed the arbitration, LeBuff faces own arrest in New Orleans for assaulting bar patrons during Mardi Gras. He dropped the claim this month, but still won't admit the NDA is invalid, forcing her to sue. Now she's asking a judge to officially void the agreement and cover her legal fees. This case could set a big precedent for survivors speaking out against powerful abusers.