The case had claimed that LaBeouf was using an illegal gag agreement to silence her: “Women who speak out about sexual abuse should not be silenced by NDAs.” FKA Twigs attends A24’s “Mother Mary” New York Screening at Metrograph on April 13, 2026 in New York City. Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images Trending on Billboard FKA Twigs has dropped her lawsuit against Shia LaBeouf because she says the actor has agreed to void a non-disclosure agreement she claimed was illegal — a move the singer calls an “important victory” for women who want to “speak out about sexual abuse.” Twigs (Tahliah Barnett) sued LaBeouf in March, claiming he was trying to silence her by enforcing an illegal gag agreement. She signed it last year as part of a settlement of her long-running sexual abuse case against LaBeouf, whom she dated in the late 2010s. Related In a court filing Tuesday (Oct. 6) in Los Angeles court first reported by Billboard, the Grammy-winning singer agreed to dismiss the newer case, saying that LeBeouf had agreed that the NDA was “terminated and void” and that her litigation had thus “achieved its purpose.” The settlement will allow Twigs to “discuss her own experience” and publicly
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