Dwight Howard Allegedly Gives His Ex-girlfriend Royce Reed a Cease-And-Desist
According to reports, Dwight Howard wants to keep Royce Reed quiet after she recently disclosed details regarding their relationship. In a nine-part video series called “I Had A Baby By Superman,” Royce has been criticizing her son’s father for the previous few days. She didn’t specifically name Howard, but people on social media soon figured […] The post Dwight Howard Allegedly Gives His Ex-girlfriend Royce Reed a Cease-And-Desist appeared first on BlackSportsOnline.
According to reports, Dwight Howard wants to keep Royce Reed quiet after she recently disclosed details regarding their relationship.
In a nine-part video series called “I Had A Baby By Superman,” Royce has been criticizing her son’s father for the previous few days. She didn’t specifically name Howard, but people on social media soon figured it out. Howard seemed to take the high road at first, wishing her “the best peace” in a statement, but Royce persisted in sharing accusations and venting her frustrations on social media.
Howard appears to be taking legal action behind the scenes. The former “Basketball Wives” star posted a cease-and-desist letter on January 3rd, claiming it was issued to her by the NBA player’s legal team on December 31st. Adam Gleklen of the Georgia-based Gleklen Law Firm sent the letter, accusing Royce of making “escalating” and “potentially defamatory statements,” inventing charges, and distorting Howard’s personal life.
It requires her to take down her video series, apologize publicly, and take back her remarks by January 7th, failing which she may be subject to legal action.
In a belligerent social media response, Royce ridiculed the letter and implied that it supported her allegations. “Oh no! “We anticipated this,” she wrote in the post’s caption.
Royce’s public statement implies that she will not comply with Howard’s requests.
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