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Court Denies Chris Brown's Plea in Ex-Housekeeper Lawsuit
27 Aug
Summary
- Chris Brown's request for extra time was denied by a judge.
- The singer owes $13 million from a 2020 dog attack judgment.
- Income details from his current tour must be provided.
Singer Chris Brown has been denied an extension by a Los Angeles judge regarding the disclosure of his financial information. This ruling comes as he seeks to delay turning over a list of his income sources to his former housekeeper, Maria Avila.
Avila was awarded a significant $13 million judgment after a jury determined Brown liable for a dog attack at his home in 2020. Despite Brown's denial of wrongdoing, the court previously ordered him to provide comprehensive details about all his earnings.
These financial disclosures are to include income from his current tour with Usher. Specifically, Brown must report his earnings per concert, any appearance fees, merchandise sales, and even revenue generated from his YouTube channel. The judge's latest decision means Brown must comply with the disclosure order without further delay.
