FKA twigs Fights Back Against LaBeouf's NDA

0:00It's March 26th. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. FKA Twigs is taking Shia LeBuff to court again, this time to stop him from enforcing what she calls an unlawful, non-disclosure agreement. The 38-year-old singer filed the complaint on Wednesday, March 25th, in Los Angeles Superior Court. She argues parts of the NDA violate California law after he claims she broke it by speaking out in an interview last October. This follows her 2020 lawsuit against the 39-year-old actor, where she accused him of sexual battery, assault, and emotional distress, which settled in July 2025. Earlier this week, her lawyer made clear there's no money or career upside in reopening this fight. FKA Twigs first went public in December 2020, about their year-long relationship of turning abusive, describing physical, emotional, and mental. Harm that isolated her from friends, LeBuff responded at the time by admitting in an

1:03email that he had a history of hurting those close to him. The singer's team says she's fighting not just for herself, but to protect other survivors of sexual and domestic violence from being silenced by, predators. In her recent Hollywood reporter interview, she shared feeling unsafe after their time together, and wanting to support fellow victims, which LeBuff says breach the NDA. The new filing challenges his argument that California stands together against non-disclosure act only covers sexual assault, not battery. Her attorneys insist the law protects speech on all sexual misconduct under settlement deals. Meanwhile, LeBuff faces separate legal heat from a February 17th arrest in New Orleans for disorderly conduct and assault during a late-night disturbance. This latest move highlights ongoing tensions, and the push to shield the abuse survivor's voices amid his string of troubles, keeping the story in the spotlight for now.