Chris Brown recently pleaded not guilty to allegedly beating music producer Amadou “Abe” Diaw at a London nightclub in 2023. Now, Diaw has dropped the lawsuit against the singer.
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Per Billboard, Amadoua “Abe” Diaw filed a request on Friday, June 27, to dismiss his case against Chris Brown with prejudice, which implies he can’t refile the case in court. Nonetheless, Rolling Stone reported that neither side has confirmed a settlement.
Diaw accused Chris of attacking him in February 2023, which led to his hospitalization and a $16 million lawsuit. Within the suit, Diaw claimed the attack left him with deep cuts on his head and torn ligaments in his legs. TMZ also notes that despite the fact that Diaw has dropped the lawsuit, Chris still faces criminal charges of assault and possession of a weapon. For now, officials haven’t said if the dropped lawsuit will impact the criminal case.
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Social Media Weighs In On Lawsuit Dismissal
Instagram user @megansymonee_ wrote, “APOLOGIZE TO HIM THANKS . Chris don’t ever lose 🔥🙌”
Instagram user @natasha_nubian wrote, “Thanks . Now can we proceed with Breezy Bowl 🔥🔥”
While Instagram user @aprnbeauty wrote, “Exactly he just wanted money but he spit in chris face he wasn’t innocent.”
Then Instagram user @coreyborner24 wrote, “CHRIS SETTLED THAT 😂😂😂 LET HIM GET BACK TO TOUR😂”
One other Instagram user @lovergirlbreezyy wrote, “yesss now everybody shut up and leave him alone 🥰!”
Instagram user @ ekua_paulla wrote, “No Chris Brown slander will likely be tolerated.”
While one other Instagram user @alijahcocoa19 wrote, “The person just wanted money anyway. The courts should make the accuser pay for wasting their time and resources.”
Lastly, Instagram user @meredithbreezy wrote, “That man didn’t drop the lawsuit for no reason! I hope Chris sues for defamation!”
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