Nationwide — Chris Brown, 35, has filed a $500 million lawsuit towards Warner Bros., claiming defamation and emotional misery over the docuseries Chris Brown: A Historical past of Violence. The R&B singer alleges the October 2024 collection falsely portrayed him as a serial rapist and abuser.
In a lawsuit filed on January 21, 2025, in Los Angeles County Superior Court docket, Brown alleges the October 2024 docuseries falsely accused him of sexual assault. He claimed the collection highlighted unproven allegations from a number of ladies, together with one from Jane Doe, who claims Brown raped her in 2020, in line with TMZ.
Brown’s authorized crew has denied these allegations, asserting that Doe had been discredited in earlier authorized proceedings, together with a dismissed 2022 lawsuit. In addition they spotlight a 2021 restraining order towards Doe for alleged violence.
The lawsuit argues that the documentary damages his repute, specializing in previous accusations whereas ignoring his private development since a 2009 assault cost involving Rihanna. His attorneys accuse Warner Bros. and the producers of deceptive the general public for revenue, reasonably than reporting the reality.
Brown is searching for $500 million in damages, stating he plans to donate a part of the quantity to sexual abuse victims. He’s additionally demanding a jury trial for defamation, emotional misery, and unauthorized use of his title and likeness, claiming the documentary has additionally harmed his profession and enterprise alternatives.