FKA Twigs: Appeal against Shia Labeouf ended

Four and a half years after the serious allegations, a sensational legal dispute in Hollywood ended. The British singer FKA Twigs (37) withdrew her lawsuit against her ex-partner Shia Labouf (39), which was submitted last Monday.

The musician, who is called Tahliah Debrett Barnett with a bourgeois name, had submitted an application for a takeover with the Superior Court of Court of California in Los Angeles on Friday. This ends a legal struggle that started in December 2020 and was originally to be negotiated in court in September of this year.

In a joint statement published by their lawyers, both parties said: “We are determined to find a constructive path forward and agreed to enclose our case out of court.” The details of the agreement remain confidential. “While the details of the agreement will remain private, we wish each other personal happiness, professional success and peace in the future,” the explanation continues.

It is noteworthy that FKA Twigs withdraw the “with prejudice” lawsuit, which means that she cannot submit the case again in the future. The process scheduled for September was officially canceled by the court.

The relationship between the singer and the actor began in 2018 on the set of his director’s “Honey Boy”, while Labeouf was separated from his current wife Mia Goth (31). The couple separated in spring 2019.

In her complaint from December 2020, FKA Twigs Labeouf accused of “relentless” sexual, physical and emotional violence. She also claimed that he had knowingly transferred her to her. “What I went through with Shia was the worst thing I’ve ever experienced in my whole life,” she said at the time

Labeouf initially reacted with a partial admission of guilt. “I have no excuses for my alcoholism or my aggressiveness, just rationalizations,” he wrote to the Times. “I was abusive to myself and everyone around me for years. I have a story of the violation of the people who are closest to me. I am ashamed of this story and apologize to those that I hurt.”

Later, however, he denied “every single” violation of the singer and even tried to sign her to assume his court costs. At the same time, he admitted that “many of the allegations are not true, but explained that he owe FKA Twigs and other women” the opportunity to make their statements public “. He also admitted in connection with his alcohol problem: “As someone who is on the way to alcohol abstinence, I have to be remembered almost every day of things that I said and did when I drank.”