Pop-R&B singer Chris Brown has sued Warner Bros. Discovery for defamation over claims in the 2024 documentary “Chris Brown: A History of Violence.”
The search for Brown, presented on Tuesday at the Superior Court of Los Angeles, demands $ 500 million to Warner Bros. In the trial, Brown accuses corporations of “promoting and publishing false data. Fundamental journalistic principles. “
“Mr. Brown has never been discovered that he blames any crime related to sex,” the trial continues, “but this documentary declares in a way that a series form and a sexual attacker have. “
Representatives for Warner Bros. Discovery and Ample did not immediately return requests for comment.
“Chris Brown: A History of Violence” includes an allegation from a Jane Doe (also named as a defendant in the suit) who sued Brown for allegedly drugging and assaulting her at a party hosted by Sean “Diddy” Combs in 2020.
In response, Brown’s suit includes images of what his team says is a restraining order against Jane Doe in 2021, from an ex-boyfriend claiming domestic violence and harassment. They previously described her claims about the Diddy party as “frivolous.”
Brown’s recording career was marred by violent incidents, most recently last year, when a security guard followed him for an alleged attack from the scenes in Fort Worth, Texas. In 2009, Brown pleaded guilty to Crook Attack from longtime friend Rihanna in a largely publicized incident just before the Grammys. In 2016, he was arrested after a bizarre confrontation with police at his home in Los Angeles.
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