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She concluded, “At this time I humbly request my privacy, consideration and compassion while I fully commit to pursue the best course of action and all of my legal options. Gracias Mi Gente, Dyl.” Gonzalez also urged for all inquiries and questions to be directed to her attorney.

As for Songz, a rep for his team has since responded to these new allegations and expressed confidence in the full exoneration of the “I Invented Sex” singer as the legal process plays out.

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“Trey and his team are confident in the legal process and that there will be an abundance of exonerating information to come over the next few weeks,” a rep told TMZ.

As previously noted by The Cut, this pattern of sexual assault allegations for Songz spans across multiple women, multiple years, and multiple cities. (Y’all remember when Keke Palmer tried to sound the alarm some years back because I DO.) Despite that fact, it appears not much has been done to keep the Ready artist from harassing and assaulting women or to hold him accountable for his actions. If he doesn’t clean up his act soon (and I mean, like, yesterday), he might have to reconsider changing his name from Mr. Steal Yo Girl to Mr. Steal Yo Jail Cell. Just saying.