Grammy Award-winning singer Chris Brown has filed a $500 million defamation lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery, Ample Entertainment and others involved in the documentary series “Chris Brown: A History of Violence.” The docuseries, which aired on Investigation Discovery in October 2024, made serious allegations against Brown, including allegations that he raped a woman in 2020.
According to the complaint, Brown alleges that the documentary’s producers knowingly spread false and defamatory information about him despite having evidence to disprove the accusations.
The lawsuit also alleges that the claims of a woman known as Jane Doe, who accused Brown of sexual assault, were repeatedly discredited and her $20 million lawsuit was dismissed in 2022 because she was never pursued. .
Brown’s lawyers argue that the producers failed to consider important facts, causing significant damage to his reputation, career and business. The lawsuit seeks $500 million in damages, and if Brown is successful, he plans to donate some of the funds to victims of sexual abuse.
Brown maintains her innocence and disputes the claims made by Jane Doe, who appeared in the documentary undercover. The case highlights growing tensions between celebrities and media representatives, especially in cases involving sensitive allegations.
Defendants in the lawsuit have not yet commented on the allegations. This lawsuit is ongoing, with Brown seeking justice and compensation for the harm caused by the documentary.