Chris Brown in fear of speech at home is leaked through

Chris Brown is concerned that his home speech could be leaked if details of his recent deposition are announced.

The singer sat on April 30 for a deposition in Los Angeles because of a lawsuit submitted by his former housekeeper, who sued him for suspected injuries that she had suffered after being attacked by his dog. Brown's home address and mother NAI was revealed during the deposition, information that he tries to keep privately, In contact weekly.

“The deposition was advisable in which Mr. Brown's home address and the name of the mother were unveiled,” said Brown's lawyer.

The procedural center around Maria Avila, a woman who worked as a housekeeper for Brown in 2020, who claims that she was attacked by a large Caucasian Ovcharka shepherd dog named Hades when she took out the garbage. Avila strives for damages of 90 million US dollars and claims that the incident left her serious injuries and disfigurations on her face and arms.

Brown has denied all the allegations of misconduct and claims that Avila's injuries are the result of her own actions. After trying to move the deposition to Nevada, where he now lives, the judge Brown ordered to be stopped in Los Angeles.

During the deposition, the singer's legal team applied for a protection order to block the publication of the procedure, but Avila's lawyer rejected it. As a result, Brown's lawyers pointed out not to answer any specific questions, including those about his social security number and other family members.

However, his home address was revealed and asked Brown to submit an application in which a judge was asked to stop the potential leak of his personal data.

“In the past, Mr. Brown has had problems with intruders and intruders on his own, a property on which he not only spend time, but also his minor children and other family members,” he said. “Once, after returning from a tour, Mr. Brown came to a stranger who had broken into his house and lived in his house.”

The movement continued. “This type of targeted break-ins represents an” unjustified trouble “and threatens the security of Mr. Brown and the family of his family. In addition to the security of his and the security of his family, there is also a risk of publicly mocking him by distributing his settlement statement about a message transfer, social media or other means to the public.”

A judge has not yet decided on Brown's application.

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