LaBeouf Agrees to Void NDA in Dispute With FKA Twigs

FKA Twigs and Shia LaBeouf have resolved their dispute over a nondisclosure agreement, with a court filing saying LaBeouf agreed that the challenged provisions are terminated and void. Twigs asked the court to dismiss her lawsuit over the agreement, which she had argued unlawfully restricted her ability to discuss her experiences and sexual violence more broadly. The filing describes her request; the materials available do not establish whether a court has entered a dismissal order. The dispute concerned an NDA included in a settlement of Twigs’s earlier lawsuit against LaBeouf. In 2020, Twigs, whose legal name is Tahliah Barnett, sued the actor, alleging abuse during their relationship. The two settled that case in 2025 before its scheduled trial. The allegations were not findings of wrongdoing, and the present agreement resolves the separate NDA dispute rather than determining the merits of the abuse claims. The later conflict followed an interview in which Twigs said she did not feel safe and spoke about supporting organizations that assist survivors. LaBeouf’s legal team pursued arbitration, alleging that her remarks breached the earlier agreement, according to the reports.