Marilyn Manson has agreed to drop a defamation lawsuit towards his former fiancée Evan Rachel Wooden, attorneys for each have stated.
The musician has additionally agreed to pay Wooden’s authorized charges of virtually $327,000 (about £260,000).
In 2020, the Westworld actress publicly claimed the rocker, whose actual title is Brian Warner, sexually and bodily abused her throughout their relationship.
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The previous couple confirmed their relationship in 2007, and break up a number of months after asserting their engagement in 2010. Pic: Henry McGee/MediaPunch /IPX/AP
Manson, 55, filed a lawsuit in 2022, saying the claims have been fabricated and had “derailed” his profession. A Los Angeles County choose threw out a number of key sections of the go well with the next yr.
Now, the rocker’s lawyer Howard King has stated in a press release: “After four years of fighting a battle where he was able to tell the truth, Brian is pleased to dismiss his still-pending claims and appeal in order to close the door on this chapter of his life.”
The actress, 37, rejected requests that the phrases be saved confidential, her attorneys stated.
Manson “filed a lawsuit against Ms Wood as a publicity stunt to try to undermine the credibility of his many accusers and revive his faltering career”, Wooden’s lawyer Michael J Kump stated in a press release. “But his attempt to silence and intimidate Ms Wood failed.”
Wooden and Manson confirmed their relationship in 2007, with the couple getting engaged in 2010. Nevertheless, they known as off the connection simply seven months later.
The settlement comes practically 4 years right into a legal investigation of Manson involving a number of ladies. Manson has denied participating in any non-consensual sexual acts.
In October, outgoing LA County district legal professional George Gascon stated his workplace’s intercourse crimes division was “carefully reviewing new leads and additional evidence” and that they needed to have “a complete picture” earlier than making a choice on whether or not to file expenses.