Los Angeles, CA – R&B artist Trey Songz, born Tremaine Neverson, is now confronting fresh legal challenges as two women have filed a lawsuit against him, alleging a 2015 sexual assault incident. According to reports from TMZ, the two women claim to have passed out during a gathering at Songz’s Los Angeles residence, only to regain consciousness and find themselves in a distressing situation.
The accusers assert that they believe they were drugged, attributing their state to consuming alcoholic beverages from unsealed bottles and feeling the effects of intoxication after minimal consumption. As they awoke to a troubling scene with Songz allegedly forcing himself on them, their nightmare unfolded. According to their account, their refusal to comply with Songz’s request for a shower led to a heated exchange, with him reportedly shouting, “You are little fing girls, get the f out of my house.”
In response to these allegations, Songz’s legal representative, Michael Freeman, issued a statement to TMZ. Freeman criticized a California law that extended the statute of limitations for sexual assault cases, which has allowed this lawsuit to proceed. “We look forward to vindicating Trey on the merits in court,” he stated.
These latest claims add to the legal challenges that the musician has faced in recent years. The case highlights the ongoing importance of addressing and investigating such allegations, as the legal process unfolds in the pursuit of justice.
