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A lawyer for Paradigm Sports branded Manny Pacquiao' disgraceful' after the company won a $5.1m verdict in a suit against the boxer.

Jennifer Hough, who dropped harassment lawsuit against the Super Freaky Girl raptress earlier this year, says in a new interview that she was pressured to press charges against Kenneth Petty.

Kenneth Petty's sexual assault surviver dropped her lawsuit against Nicki Minaj but will continue proceedings against her husband.

Nicki Minaj was alleged of harassing her husbands alleged sexual assault victim

Jennifer Hough—who accused Nick Minajs husband, Kenneth Petty, of raping her in the 1990s—has dropped harassment charges she in 2021 filed against the star.

The harassment lawsuit filed against singer Nicki Minaj was voluntarily dropped by her husband Kenneth Pettys alleged rape victim, Jennifer Hough.

While the case against Minaj was dismissed, the one against husband Kenneth Petty is ongoing, according to court documents.

Nicki Minaj claims that she was "not willful" in allegedly neglecting the harassment lawsuit brought by Jennifer Hough. 

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