Overview
- Dixon says he first met Perry in September 2019 and alleges that in January 2020 the filmmaker entered his guest room in Atlanta and made unwanted physical advances
- He claims Perry followed up with sexually suggestive texts and further unwanted contact, including an alleged groping incident in June 2021 at Perry’s guest house
- The lawsuit asserts that roles on Ruthless and The Oval were offered and withdrawn as part of a quid pro quo scheme to pressure Dixon into sexual compliance
- Dixon reports suffering severe depression, anxiety, stomach issues and a PTSD diagnosis as a result of the alleged harassment and assault
- Perry’s attorney Matthew Boyd labels the claims a "scam" and affirms the defense will vigorously contest the $260 million lawsuit