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FKA Twigs Drops Suit After LaBeouf Voids NDA in Sexual Abuse Settlement
legal1 day ago

FKA Twigs Drops Suit After LaBeouf Voids NDA in Sexual Abuse Settlement

FKA Twigs has withdrawn her lawsuit against Shia LaBeouf after the actor agreed to void a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) from their 2025 settlement. The singer, Tahliah Barnett, had sued in March, claiming the NDA violated California’s STAND Act by preventing her from discussing sexual abuse. LaBeouf’s legal team had previously attempted to enforce the agreement after Barnett spoke to The Hollywood Reporter. The resolution allows Barnett to speak freely about her experience and support survivor advocacy without fear of legal reprisal.

FKA Twigs Fights NDA Shield in Shia LaBeouf Case
celebrity6 months ago

FKA Twigs Fights NDA Shield in Shia LaBeouf Case

FKA twigs has filed a Los Angeles Superior Court lawsuit to block enforcement of parts of a settlement NDA with Shia LaBeouf, arguing the provisions silence survivors and violate California law, including the STAND Act that limits non-disclosures in sexual misconduct cases. The move follows LaBeouf’s prior arbitration demand and its dismissal, with twigs’ attorney Mathew Rosengart framing the case as a pursuit of justice for survivors rather than money. The filing seeks a court order to prevent the NDA from restricting discourse about acts relating to her own alleged abuse by LaBeouf and related discussions.

Twigs presses legal challenge to NDA over Shia LaBeouf sexual-abuse disclosures
entertainment6 months ago

Twigs presses legal challenge to NDA over Shia LaBeouf sexual-abuse disclosures

FKA twigs filed a Los Angeles Superior Court suit to block parts of her NDA with Shia LaBeouf that she says illegally silence survivors of sexual violence, arguing they violate California’s STAND Act; the action follows a prior arbitration demand and settlement over abuse allegations, with Mathew Rosengart representing her and LaBeouf’s team contending the STAND Act does not apply.