Overview
- Jurors on Nov. 10 found Kennard liable for alienation of affection and criminal conversation, awarding $1.5 million and $250,000 respectively.
- Akira Montague filed the suit in May 2024, alleging Kennard’s affair with her then‑husband and manager, Tim Montague, ended the marriage.
- Evidence cited included social media posts featuring Timothy while he was still married, along with witness testimony presented at trial.
- Kennard represented herself, argued the marriage had already failed and claimed Akira consented, as Timothy testified he never truly loved his ex‑wife.
- The matter remains a civil judgment with no criminal charges, and Kennard has publicly denounced the ruling and signaled potential post‑verdict challenges.