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Chris Brown Sues Warner Bros. Discovery for $500M Over Defamation Claims

Chris Brown Sues Warner Bros. Discovery for $500M Over Defamation Claims
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  • Chris Brown sues Warner Bros. for $500M over defamation in a docuseries.
  • Brown accuses series of falsely labeling him a 'serial rapist and sexual abuser'.
  • The documentary allegedly used discredited claims to harm Brown's reputation.
  • Brown stresses no guilty verdicts for sex-related crimes in his record.
  • He aims to fund donations to victims if lawsuit succeeds.
  • Producers allegedly ignored evidence that challenges their narrative.
  • Warner Bros. Discovery and Ample have not commented on the lawsuit.
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