Will Smith & Diddy FAILS To SCARE OFF Bryshere Gray As He SUES Them For S.A.

Bryshere Gray Sues Will Smith and Diddy for $50 Million.

In a shocking turn of events, actor and rapper Bryshere Gray, best known for his role as Hakeem Lyon on the hit TV show Empire, has filed a lawsuit against two of the biggest names in the entertainment industry: Will Smith and Sean “Diddy” Combs. According to the lawsuit, Gray claims that Smith and Diddy conspired to sabotage his career and reputation, and that they owe him $50 million in damages.

The lawsuit, which was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday, alleges that Smith and Diddy were jealous of Gray’s success and talent, and that they used their influence and connections to spread false rumors about him, blacklist him from projects, and interfere with his contracts. The lawsuit also accuses Smith and Diddy of orchestrating Gray’s arrest in 2020, when he was charged with domestic violence and assault after allegedly choking his wife and refusing to cooperate with the police.

Gray’s lawyer, Michael Avenatti, said in a statement that his client is a victim of a “malicious and coordinated campaign” by Smith and Diddy, who he called “two of the most powerful and vindictive men in Hollywood”. Avenatti said that Gray has evidence to prove his allegations, and that he is seeking justice and compensation for the harm done to his career and reputation.

Smith and Diddy have not yet responded to the lawsuit or the allegations. However, sources close to them have dismissed Gray’s claims as “baseless” and “delusional”, and said that they have no personal or professional relationship with him. They also pointed out that Gray has a history of legal troubles and erratic behavior, and that he is trying to deflect attention from his own problems by suing them.

Gray rose to fame in 2015, when he starred as Hakeem Lyon, the youngest son of a hip-hop mogul, on Empire. He also released several albums and singles as a rapper under the stage name Yazz the Greatest. However, his career took a downturn after Empire ended in 2020, and he faced several controversies and scandals, including his arrest for domestic violence, which resulted in him pleading guilty to aggravated assault and being sentenced to 10 days in jail and three years of probation.