The legal battle between FKA Twigs and her ex Shia LaBeouf has taken a dramatic new turn, with the singer now suing the actor over the nondisclosure agreement that was part of their 2020 sexual abuse settlement—a move that legal experts say could blow the case wide open. According to court documents obtained by this outlet, FKA Twigs alleges that LaBeouf has continued to violate the terms of their agreement and is seeking to have the NDA invalidated entirely, which would allow her to speak freely about the abuse she claims she suffered during their relationship. “She’s done being silenced,” a source close to the singer revealed. “She wants the world to know exactly what happened, and she’s willing to go to court to make that happen.” LaBeouf’s legal team has not yet responded to the new filing, but those close to the actor suggest he will fight the move aggressively. The original 2020 settlement was reached after FKA Twigs sued LaBeouf, accusing him of sexual battery, assault, and infliction of emotional distress. LaBeouf has denied the most serious allegations. Now, with this new legal action, the case is back in the spotlight—and FKA Twigs is making it clear that she will not be bound by an agreement she believes was designed to protect her abuser. As the legal wrangling intensifies, advocates for survivors of domestic abuse are watching closely, noting that this case could set a powerful precedent about whether NDAs should ever be used to conceal abuse.