The rapper still might be on the hook financially, though, as Brandon Bills’ lawsuit against a bowling alley where the attack allegedly happened is set to continue. DaBaby attends the BET Hip-Hop Awards 2023 on October 3, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. Marcus Ingram/Getty Images DaBaby has won a court order tossing out assault and battery claims over a 2022 brawl with the brother of his ex-girlfriend DaniLeigh, though the rapper could still be on the hook financially as the case continues against a bowling alley where the attack allegedly occurred. Los Angeles County judge Huey P. Cotton released an order Wednesday (May 21) dismissing claims against DaBaby (Jonathan Lyndale Kirk) and his record label Billion Dollar Baby Entertainment in the lawsuit brought in 2022 by fellow musical artist Brandon Bills (Brandon Curiel), citing Bills’ failure to properly serve court papers on the rapper within three years. Bills, the brother of singer DaniLeigh — who shares a daughter with DaBaby — claims DaBaby assaulted him “suddenly and without warning” when he walked by the rapper at a San Fernando Valley bowling alley in 2022. The incident was captured on video and published by TMZ, and DaBaby publicly claimed that he acted
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