Adrien Broner Sued for Sexual Battery and Assault

Lawsuit Details Alleged Incidents in California

According to court filings obtained by TMZ, the plaintiff claims the initial incident occurred on June 2, 2026. Saint states that Broner invited her and several friends to an after-party, where he allegedly encouraged her to consume heavy amounts of alcohol. When she became too intoxicated to drive home, Saint accepted an offer to stay overnight at the residence where the gathering took place.

During her stay, Saint alleges that Broner pressured her to perform multiple sexual acts and exposed his genitals, grabbing her hand in an attempt to force compliance. Court documents state that Saint repeatedly refused, informing Broner that she preferred women. Despite the alleged encounter, Saint reports returning to the house the following day, June 3, when she says Broner expressed anger over the lack of intimacy and attempted to drag her upstairs.

Livestream Allegations and Additional Defendants

The lawsuit details a subsequent encounter on June 8 at a separate content creation residence in Los Angeles County. Saint alleges that after becoming intoxicated, Broner physically pulled or dragged her from the location and pressured her to travel to his Encino home.

According to the filing, Saint declined further sexual advances that evening. The following morning, Saint states that Broner doused her with ice water while she was participating in a live stream, causing humiliation and emotional distress. Furthermore, the complaint alleges that Nurideen Shabazz, known online as DeenTheGreat, made defamatory statements during a live stream by telling viewers that Saint had slept with numerous people at the residence.

Claims of Defamation and Platform Negligence

Saint asserts that she and Broner never engaged in sexual relations, despite her claims that Broner made comments during live broadcasts implying they had been intimate, including statements that she had “made him c**.”

In addition to claims against Broner and Shabazz, the lawsuit targets the streaming platform Kick, citing negligence in connection with the broadcasted incidents. Representatives for Adrien Broner have not yet responded to requests for comment regarding the litigation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who filed the lawsuit against Adrien Broner?

A woman named Havana Saint filed the lawsuit against the former boxing champion, alongside content creator Nurideen Shabazz and the streaming platform Kick.

What specific legal claims are included in the complaint?

According to documents obtained by TMZ, Saint is suing Broner for sexual battery and assault. Both Broner and Shabazz face allegations of defamation and intentional infliction of emotional distress, while Kick is sued for negligence.

Have the defendants responded to the allegations?

As of reporting time, media outlets have reached out to Adrien Broner, but no official response has been issued.