Overview
- Shia LaBeouf asked the court on July 8 to enforce the 2025 settlement and compel private arbitration, saying FKA Twigs is trying to continue public attacks through new filings.
- Twigs sued in March seeking a judicial finding that the settlement’s nondisclosure and non‑disparagement terms are unenforceable under California’s Stand Together Against Non‑Disclosure (STAND) Act.
- The 2025 settlement included confidentiality and anti‑disparagement provisions that LaBeouf says bar public statements and require disputes to be resolved in private arbitration.
- LaBeouf pointed to a October 2025 interview in The Hollywood Reporter and to what he called ‘inflammatory’ allegations as examples of Twigs violating the agreement.
- A court decision will shape whether NDAs that touch on alleged sexual violence can be enforced in California and could affect survivors’ ability to speak publicly about abuse.