NE-YO SUED AFTER HIS DOG ALLEGEDLY ATTACKED DELIVERY WOMAN AT HIS ATLANTA-AREA HOME. (PHOTO).

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 Singer Ne-Yo sued after his dog allegedly attacked delivery woman at his Atlanta-area home Singer Ne-Yo is facing a lawsuit after a woman who was delivering a package to his home allegedly suffered a dog bite. According to the lawsuit, Dominique Bridgett was attacked by the singer’s dog while delivering a package to his Alpharetta, Georgia home in July 2025.  Bridgett claimed the dog was not restrained despite allegedly having a history of aggressive behaviour towards people. She said the incident left her with injuries, pain and emotional distress, and that she has already spent more than $9,000 on medical bills. The lawsuit, filed in Fulton County Court in June, accuses Ne-Yo of negligence and seeks an unspecified amount in damages. Ne-Yo’s representative has not publicly commented on the lawsuit. The case comes shortly after Chris Brown was ordered to pay nearly $13 million after a jury found him liable in a separate case involving an alleged dog attack on a housekeeper.

USHER RESPONDS TO VIRAL CLONE RUMORS AFTER FANS QUESTION HIS APPEARANCE DURING METLIFE STADIUM PERFORMANCE. (PHOTO)


 Usher Responds to Viral Clone Rumors After Fans Question His Appearance During MetLife Stadium Performance


Usher has reacted to online speculation that a lookalike or clone performed in his place during a recent concert.


The 47-year-old singer addressed the claims after footage from his performance at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium on Friday, Aug. 7, circulated widely on social media, with some viewers commenting that he appeared different in the clips.


The speculation spread as Usher continues his Raymond & Brown Tour with Chris Brown, 37. The co-headlining tour began in June and is scheduled to continue through December across North America.


Usher responded to the speculation on Instagram on Sunday, Aug. 9, through the official R&B Tour account.


After one comment raised the clone theory, the singer responded with a laughing emoji before writing, “Ya’ll are funny…clone? They can’t clone this??”


In another response, he added, “How ya’ll come up with this?” followed by several laughing emojis.


Usher then joked about the possibility of artificial intelligence being behind the speculation, writing, “AI ain’t that advanced.”


The comments came after several social media users questioned whether the person performing in the viral footage was actually Usher.


Usher, whose full name is Usher Raymond IV, is currently touring with Brown in a run whose title references both artists’ last names.

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