FKA Twigs Fights Back Against Shia LaBeouf's Arbitration

0:00On March 26, FKA Twigs has filed a fresh lawsuit against her ex-boyfriend, Shia LeBuff. This comes five years after she first sued him for abuse, a case they settled in 2025. Her new filing in Los Angeles core aims to block him from collecting big money through a secret arbitration he started last December. The trigger was a comment Twigs made to the Hollywood reporter back in October. LeBuff claims it broke the nondisclosure terms of their settlement. Her lawyers argue he's just trying to punish her for speaking out. Twigs says she's fighting this not only for herself but for other women who face sexual and domestic violence and can't afford to push back. It highlights California's stand together against nondisclosure act, passed in 2018 after the Me Too movement to stop NDAs from hiding. Assault claims. The two dated briefly in 2018 while working on the film Honeyboy. Her original suit detailed series allegations like assault and emotional harm backed by claims from another ex.

1:01LeBuff denied it then but admitted he'd been abusive to those around him for years. Her team calls his arbitration push legally weak, pointing to the state law, and his recent erratic behavior during nights out in New Orleans. As this plays out in court, it could set a big example for survivors challenging these agreements. I'm Corey with the story. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update. AI powered and always trending.