Trey Songz Settles Confidentially After Months of Litigation Over New Year's Eve Club Allegations

Trey Songz Settles Sexual Assault Lawsuit Over New Year's Eve Club Incident R&B singer Trey Songz has reached a confidential settlement to end a lawsuit claiming he sexually assaulted a woman at a Miami nightclub on New Year's Eve in 2018. The agreement comes after months of litigation, with the trial set to begin next month. According to court documents, Jauhara Jeffries alleged that Songz non-consensually penetrated her with his fingers while they were dancing at E11even Miami in the early hours of January 1, 2018. Songz denied ever assaulting Jeffries, and his representatives maintained that he was not responsible for any harm. The lawsuit also named E11even Miami as a defendant, accusing the club of negligently serving alcohol to Songz despite his public history of substance abuse. However, under the terms of the settlement, all parties have agreed to drop their claims against each other. "We are pleased that this matter has been resolved," said Jeffries' attorney in a statement. "Our client is grateful for the support she received throughout this process and is now able to move forward with her life." Songz's representatives declined to comment on the settlement, citing confidentiality agreements. The incident occurred at E11even Miami, a high-end nightclub in Miami Beach that has faced criticism for its handling of patrons who have been over-served. The club has maintained that it takes allegations of misconduct seriously and works closely with law enforcement to ensure the safety of its customers. In 2020, Jeffries' lawsuit was one of several filed against E11even Miami, alleging that the club had failed to provide adequate security measures to prevent incidents like the one involving Songz. The club has since implemented new policies aimed at reducing the risk of over-serving patrons and improving overall safety. The settlement brings an end to a high-profile case that drew attention to issues surrounding consent, substance abuse, and nightclub culture. While the terms of the agreement remain confidential, it is clear that all parties have agreed to put the matter behind them. As for what's next, it remains to be seen how this development will impact the music industry and its handling of similar allegations in the future. *Reporting by Billboard.*