Sure, Justin Bieber may be a spoiled, whiny, always in some kind of trouble, eliminate pop star, but even that doesn’t mean it’s fine to try to get a payday and attention by falsely accusing him of sexual assault.
Last week, pop-star Justin Bieber was accused of sexually assaulting two women in separate incidents. The singer immediately disputed the claims with photos, articles, and receipts proving he could not have been where the women claimed he was when he allegedly assaulted them. Bieber has now filed a $20 million defamation suit against the women.
Bieber and his attorneys quickly filed the defamation lawsuit after the allegations from two women, known only as Danielle and Kadi, were made on social media, People reported. Bieber’s attorneys have called the accusations against the pop star “factually impossible, and disproven both by indisputable documentary evidence and the individuals’ own admissions.”
“Danielle claimed she was sexually assaulted at the Four Seasons Hotel on March 9, 2014, however, Bieber did not stay at that hotel in March 2014 and there are multiple witnesses and documentary evidence to dispute Danielle’s malicious lie,” said the complaint, obtained by People. It went on to call Kadi’s allegations “likewise factually impossible, are contradicted by her own prior written statements, are supported only by falsified or faked texts.”