Ariana Madix Seeks Dismissal of Revenge Porn Lawsuit, Denies Sharing Explicit Video
Ariana Madix refutes allegations of distributing a NSFW video in the ongoing legal battle with Rachel Leviss, asserting her actions were protected by free speech.
- Ariana Madix, star of 'Vanderpump Rules', is accused by Rachel Leviss of sharing an explicit video, sparking a high-profile lawsuit.
- Madix denies distributing the video, claiming she only sent it to Leviss and that it was deleted shortly after by Tom Sandoval.
- Leviss' lawsuit seeks damages for emotional and reputational harm, alleging Madix's actions were part of revenge following the exposure of Leviss' affair with Sandoval.
- Madix's legal team argues that her actions fall under her constitutional right to free speech, asking for the lawsuit's dismissal and legal fees.
- The case highlights issues of privacy, consent, and the impact of reality TV dynamics on personal relationships.
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