FKA Twigs to Shia LaBeouf: You Ruined Your Own Reputation

Singer FKA Twigs has fired back at her ex-boyfriend Shia LaBeouf in new court documents obtained by TMZ, arguing that she cannot ruin his reputation because he already did it himself. She points to his history of violence and homophobic remarks as evidence that speaks for itself.

In 2020, FKA Twigs sued Shia LaBeouf for alleged sexual battery, claiming he was physically abusive during their relationship and gave her an STD. LaBeouf denied all allegations. The case was settled in 2025, but months later, LaBeouf accused the singer of violating the agreement by discussing their relationship in an interview.

In that interview, FKA Twigs said she did not feel "safe" as a woman in the industry and expressed her passion for helping other survivors. She denies that this breached the settlement. She also insists there is nothing she could say to damage LaBeouf's reputation, noting his arrests for serious violent crimes, erratic behavior, and public use of homophobic slurs.

FKA Twigs argues that LaBeouf cannot claim she harmed his career, as his own behavior torpedoed his Hollywood prospects. She also finds it ironic that he complained about her interview while he himself discussed their relationship in an interview earlier this year, which she says could be a breach of the non-disclosure agreement.

In the documents, FKA Twigs quotes that LaBeouf's position seems to be that he, as an abuser, can discuss her trauma freely, but she, as a survivor, is prohibited from discussing him or her story. She is asking the court to deem the NDA provisions unenforceable and allow her to speak out whenever she wants.

This conflict has drawn public attention and reignited debates about non-disclosure agreements in domestic violence cases. Many fans and activists support FKA Twigs, believing that victims should have a voice. The singer continues to be active in music and public life, and her openness inspires other women to share their experiences.