Chris Brown Files Docs To Block Ex-Housekeeper From Royalties


Chris Brown filed documents to keep his former housekeeper away from his tour royalties. The ‘Residuals’ singer was ordered to pay Maria Avila $13 million after she won a lawsuit claiming his dog attacked her back in 2020.

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Chris Brown Files Court Documents To Protect Tour Royalties

Chris Brown recently filed documents to prevent his former housekeeper from receiving his tour royalties, according to TMZ. The ‘Residuals’ singer was ordered to pay Maria Avila $13 million last month after she won a lawsuit claiming his dog attacked her back in 2020.

Brown is reportedly asking the court to block Avila from collecting on her $13 million judgment against his tour royalties and future earnings. Avila is reportedly attempting to have dibs on all of Brown’s present and future income until the judgment is settled.

Not only that, Avila claims that Brown has made no effort to pay, which has led her to ask the court to intervene. However, Brown claims Avila’s attempt to collect from his present and future earnings is too broad. Brown began performing in ‘The R&B Tour’ with Usher in June, and the tour runs until mid-December.





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