Overview

• He details assaults beginning in January 2020 at Perry’s Atlanta home, during an October 2020 Bahamas cast trip and on a June 2021 visit to Perry’s residence.
• The suit claims Perry promised Dixon expanded roles on The Oval and Ruthless to secure compliance with unwanted advances.
• Dixon submitted an EEOC complaint in June 2024 and subsequently left The Oval, stating that the alleged misconduct led to severe depression, anxiety and a PTSD diagnosis.
• He is seeking $260 million in damages for quid pro quo sexual harassment, sexual assault, battery and emotional distress.
• Perry’s attorney, Matthew Boyd, has dismissed the suit as a “scam” and vowed to fight what he calls “fabricated claims of harassment.”