Roc Nation CEO Desiree Perez accused her daughter and son-in-law of orchestrating a calculated on-line smear marketing campaign in what her lawyer known as a “ruthless” try and drive a $10 million payout by public strain and false claims.

Perez is asking a federal choose in Miami to impose sanctions towards Demoree Hadley, Javon Hadley and their legal professional, Hilton Napoleon, for launching a coordinated assault utilizing fabricated proof, social media bots and defamatory content material to wreck her popularity and strain her into settling a authorized dispute.

Hadley filed a lawsuit towards Perez, accusing her mom of abusing the authorized system in Florida to strip her freedom and injury her household life.

According to the grievance, Hadley alleges Perez manipulated authorities into detaining her underneath each the Baker Act and Marchman Act, statutes designed for individuals going through psychological well being crises or substance abuse points.

Hadley says she spent weeks confined in psychiatric amenities, regardless that drug screenings got here again adverse.

Hadley additionally accused her mom of focusing on her private life, alleging Perez fabricated tales of home violence to intrude together with her marriage.

In a submitting on Monday (August 18), Desiree Perez’s authorized staff fired again, arguing that the Hadleys abused the court docket system by submitting paperwork full of falsehoods, together with claims that she was tied to a Mexican drug cartel and had planted a bug of their bed room.

According to the movement, the alleged “surveillance device” turned out to be a toy half.

The movement cited cellphone calls recorded whereas Javon Hadley was in jail, the place he allegedly mentioned utilizing the lawsuit and media strain to safe a monetary settlement. In one name, he reportedly stated, “We’re gonna make her settle. It’s a payday.”

Demoree Hadley, in interviews, stated she leaned on social media as a result of Perez “cares about her image.”

Despite a court-issued gag order, the Hadleys allegedly continued to post content and engage with digital creators who amplified the dispute using the hashtag #JusticeForDemoree.

“Millions of ‘JusticeForDemoree’ related posts and reposts have flooded social media propagated by bots and content creators known to be paid for negative posts and false narratives. The posts are meant to incite, harass, and encourage others online to engage in a brutal hate campaign against Ms. Perez,” Desiree Perez’s lawyer Barbara A. Martinez stated.

A choose finally ordered the Hadleys to delete their social media posts in regards to the case. Perez stated she was solely motivated by her need to guard her daughter from a woman-beating abuser – Javon Hadley.

“Ms. Perez’s sole motivation at all times has been to rescue Ms. Hadley from a situation in which she was being beaten, coerced, and abused by Mr. Hadley. There are recordings of at least two instances of Mr. Hadley physically assaulting Ms. Hadley. The Hadley Team is fully aware of what these recordings depict. It is disingenuous (but crucial to their false narrative) to pretend that this evidence does not exist or claim (without support) that the evidence was somehow doctored and simply ignore the domestic abuse that led to the actions taken by Ms. Perez, Ms. Hadley’s extended family,” Martinez stated.

Perez is asking the court docket to dismiss the claims towards her, order the Hadleys to delete all associated on-line content material, bar them from contacting influencers in regards to the case and award her authorized charges.

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