Gloria Trevi Files Lawsuit Against Former Manager Sergio Andrade Alleging Abuse

The lawsuit serves as a counterclaim to a previous complaint filed by two Jane Does, with Trevi alleging she was also a victim of Andrade's abuse.

Mexican pop star Gloria Trevi has filed a lawsuit against her former manager and music producer Sergio Andrade, alleging he subjected her to 'total control and sadistic abuse' in the late 1980s and 1990s.
The lawsuit serves as a counter-lawsuit to a complaint filed by two Jane Does who sued Trevi and Andrade last year for 'grooming' and 'exploiting' them when they were minors.
Trevi alleges that Andrade took advantage of his position as a successful music executive to draw young girls into his sphere of influence, promising them stardom, only to subject them to abuse.
The abuse allegedly included beatings, sexual assault, and financial control, leading Trevi to attempt suicide.
Trevi and Andrade were previously arrested in 2000 for allegedly luring young girls into a cult-like pornographic ring, but Trevi was acquitted of all charges in 2004.