The singer FKA twigs has dropped her lawsuit against actor Shia LaBeouf, ending a years-long legal dispute that stemmed from accusations of abuse during their relationship. The two dated from 2018 to 2019, and FKA twigs initially filed a lawsuit in 2020 alleging sexual battery and assault. The parties reached a settlement in 2025 that included a nondisclosure agreement (NDA), which barred her from publicly discussing the details of their relationship.

Recent court filings indicate that LaBeouf has agreed to void the NDA, allowing FKA twigs to speak openly about her experiences. Representatives for the singer described the agreement as a significant victory, emphasizing that it empowers her to share her story and advocate for other survivors of abuse. FKA twigs has publicly alleged that LaBeouf transmitted a sexually transmitted disease to her, physically choked her, and isolated her from friends and family during their time together.

LaBeouf, who has apologized broadly for past behaviors and acknowledged hurting people close to him, disputed some of the specific claims made by FKA twigs. His legal team expressed a desire to move past the litigation and conveyed well wishes to FKA twigs following the resolution.

The dispute also raised questions related to the California Silenced No More Act (STAND Act), which limits the use of NDAs in cases involving sexual harassment or assault unless specifically requested by the plaintiff. The recent court documents address these issues as part of the settlement.

In closing statements, FKA twigs expressed a focus on moving forward and supporting charitable initiatives tied to survivors of abuse. The resolution brings an end to the publicly contentious chapter between the former couple while highlighting ongoing concerns about confidentiality in abuse settlements.