Chris Brown Faces $50 Million Lawsuit for Alleged Assault Backstage at Texas Concert
Chris Brown is once again making headlines for all the wrong reasons as he faces a $50 million lawsuit following an alleged assault backstage at his concert in Texas. The incident, which took place last Friday at the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, has led to a legal battle involving Brown, his tour promoter Live Nation, and several other defendants.
According to reports, the lawsuit was filed today in Harris County, Texas, by Larry Parker, Joseph Lewis, Charles Bush, and Da Marcus Powell. The plaintiffs claim that they were invited backstage to meet Brown after his performance, but things took a violent turn when Brown allegedly became aggressive towards them. Bush was reportedly assaulted by Brown and members of his entourage, with Hood Boss even throwing a chair at his head.
Parker, Lewis, and Powell also suffered physical injuries during the altercation, with Parker being punched and kicked for over 10 minutes. The plaintiffs are currently receiving medical treatment for their injuries and are seeking a temporary restraining order against all defendants.
This lawsuit adds to Chris Brown’s long history of legal troubles, including a 2009 assault on his then-girlfriend Rihanna and a 2012 altercation with Drake in a New York City club. Brown’s former manager and ex-girlfriend have also taken legal action against him in the past.
Representatives for Brown, Beezy, and Live Nation have not yet responded to requests for comment on the matter. The plaintiffs’ attorney, Tony Buzbee, has stated that they will seek the maximum damages allowed by law, emphasizing that no one should have to endure such violence. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.
