Shia LaBeouf Accuses FKA Twigs of Violating Settlement Agreement

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Shia LaBeouf says his ex-girlfriend FKA Twigs is violating the terms of their settlement.

According to court documents obtained by TMZ, LaBeouf is asking the court to keep their legal dispute out of the public eye, arguing that the 2025 agreement they reached requires any further issues to be handled through private arbitration rather than the public court system.

Per the outlet, LaBeouf claims Twigs is attempting to “invalidate the confidentiality provisions” of their settlement, which he says prevented them from publicly criticizing each other.

The 40-year-old actor alleges that Twigs, 38, has made “numerous inflammatory and irrelevant accusations” in her lawsuit and believes she is trying to continue attacking him through public filings.

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LaBeouf also reportedly took issue with an October 2025 interview Twigs gave to The Hollywood Reporter where she was asked if she felt a sense of safety after the lawsuit was settled.

“No, I wouldn’t say I feel safe,” she told journalist Shirley Halperin at the time. “I feel really passionate about being involved with organizations such as Sistah Space and No More, to help survivors in any way that I can. I think it’s less about me at this point and more about looking forward. Just, you know, moving on with my life.”

In December 2020, FKA Twigs sued LaBeouf, accusing him of abusive behavior during their relationship and alleged that he knowingly infected her with an STI. LaBeouf denied the claims and the two later settled the case in 2025.

In March, Twigs filed a new lawsuit earlier this year claiming that the NDA violates California’s Stand Together Against Non-Disclosure Act.