Adrien Broner has been accused of sexual assault, and his streaming partner Deen the Great of defamation, in a lawsuit filed last month in Los Angeles.
The suit, by a woman named Havana Saint, accuses the two men of “extreme and outrageous conduct exceeding all bounds tolerated in a civilized society” during a series of livestreams in early June.
In the suit, she alleges that during a series of livestreamed events between June 2 and June 8, Broner “repeatedly pressured Plaintiff for sexual activity after repeated refusals, attempted to isolate Plaintiff, repeatedly pressured Plaintiff while intoxicated, attempted unwanted physical contact, publicly humiliated Plaintiff, and made false sexual statements about Plaintiff to a livestream audience.”
Deen the Great is accused of repeatedly and falsely telling the livestream audience that Saint had “engaged in sexual contact with multiple individuals.”
Kick, the streaming platform that Broner and Deen both use, is being sued for negligence for failing to remove content involving Saint, investigate Broner and Deen’s alleged behavior, or suspend their accounts.
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