Ricky Martin files $30million lawsuit against nephew who accused him of sexual assault

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Associated Press reported that it was Martin’s nephew, Dennis Yadiel Sánchez, who made the filing.“These claims are wildly offensive and completely untethered from reality,” Martin’s attorney José Andréu-Fuentes said in a statement to Deadline. “When this man previously made similar allegations, his legal case had to be withdrawn — not least because he himself admitted under oath that Ricky Martin had never assaulted him in any way.”The Latin pop icon filed his suit against Sánchez Sept.

Ricky Martin is facing another sexual assault complaint following a filing on Friday in San Juan, Puerto Rico, after the singer sued his nephew for $20million (£17.4million) due to claims he made that they were involved in a sexual relationship.The latest filing was confirmed by a San Juan police spokesman.Although the details of the complaint – including who made it – are not public due to its nature, a source not authorised to speak about the case told AP that it was Martin’s nephew, Dennis Yadiel Sánchez Martin.In a statement obtained by Deadline, Martin’s legal team fiercely denied the allegations, commenting: ‘These claims are wildly offensive and completely untethered from reality. When this man previously made similar allegations, his legal case had to be withdrawn – not least because he himself admitted under oath that Ricky Martin had never assaulted him in any way.His lawyer José Andréu-Fuentes added: ‘Now, after being sued for trying to extort Mr Martin, he is attempting to spread his lies again.

A sexual assault complaint has been filed against Puerto Rico pop star Ricky Martin, who recently sued his nephew over what he said were false allegations of sexual abuse.

Ricky Martin has had more sexual assault claims filed against him in a new suit.

Ricky Martin is facing new sexual assault claims after a complaint was filed against the singer. The allegations come after the Puerto Rican star sued his nephew Dennis Yadiel Sánchez Martin.

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Ricky Martin will make sure to clean his name and now has taken legal action against his nephew. Months ago, a judge in Puerto Rico dismissed all accusations and temporarily lifted the previous restraining order on the singer after Dennis Sanchez Martin accused him of harassment, claiming a romantic relationship.“The situation has continued despite the defendant voluntarily withdrawing from an action he had commenced against Plaintiff based on falsehoods, during which he admitted under oath that he had never been sexually assaulted by Plaintiff,” Martin’s lawyers wrote in the docs, as reported by People.According to the 50-year-old star’s complaint, Sanchez Martin — son of Ricky Martin’s sister — got upset because the singer didn’t follow him on social media and “ignored” him when he requested to create a social media account for his three children.

Unfortunately for Ricky Martin, the controversy involving his nephew shows no sign of stopping anytime soon.

Ricky Martin has reportedly filed a $20million (£17.4million) lawsuit against his nephew who made claims that he was involved in a sexual relationship with the singer. In July, the Livin La Vida Loca hitmaker was subject of a restraining order filed by his nephew, 21, alleging the romantic relationship. Martin, 50, vehemently denied the claims and his nephew’s lawyer subsequently requested that the restraining order be withdrawn, which a judge in Puerto Rico granted. The singer was later seen in a video from the remote court hearing explaining how the allegations had impacted his life. It’s now reported that Martin is suing his nephew for extortion, malicious persecution and abuse of law. The lawsuit states that Martin has been ‘persecuted, besieged, harassed, stalked and extorted’ by his nephew, who has reportedly continued to communicate with the singer via text message with threats to ‘assassinate his reputation’ unless ‘he is economically compensated’. In the documents, filed in the US territory’s Court of First Instance, it’s claimed the nephew sent up to 10 messages a day to Martin between October 2021 and January 2022, many of which are described as ‘meaningless diatribes without any particular purpose’. However, it’s said that the text messages from the nephew stopped until this summer when he filed for a restraining order. The relative, who has not been named, is also accused of publishing Martin’s private phone number on social media forcing him to change it. In the suit, it’s noted how the nephew claimed Martin ‘did not accept that the alleged relationship ended’, but the singer’s attorneys state ‘nothing could be further from the truth’. Martin claims to have suffered losses of $10m (£8.7m) in income, and

Ricky Martin is firing back at his nephew’s allegations of sexual abuse, filing a $20-million lawsuit claiming the 21-year-old has been attempting to shake him down for money.

Ricky Martin is firing back at his nephew.

Just over a month after Ricky Martin escaped a restraining order or potential felony charges over sex abuse allegations in Puerto Rico, the “Livin’ La Vida Loca ” singer now has struck back with a $20 million lawsuit against his accusing nephew.

Ricky Martin has filed a $20 million lawsuit against his nephew Dennis Yadiel Sanchez after he claimed he had an incestuous relationship with the singer.Martin, 50, claims he's been 'persecuted, besieged, harassed, stalked and extorted' by the 21-year-old, whom he calls a 'maladjusted person' according to TMZ.  The Livin' La Vida Loca singer filed the lawsuit on Wednesday in San Juan, claiming Sanchez is trying to 'assassinate' his reputation and has caused him and his family to feel 'unsafe.'  The latest: Ricky Martin has filed a $20 million lawsuit against his nephew Dennis Yadiel Sanchez after he claimed he had an incestuous relationship with the singer; Pictured 2022Martin listed a number of troublesome deeds reportedly done by his nephew, including posting the singer's cell phone number on his Instagram, and even making an Instagram account for one of his children, which made him 'uncomfortable.'  Martin also claims he lost a number of multi-million dollar deals because of his nephew's 'false allegations' and wants the nephew to compensate his losses. The Puerto Rican singer says that months after Sanchez - the son of the pop singer's half-sister, Vanessa Martin - withdrew the restraining order against him he started sending Martin messages via Instagram, threatening to 'assassinate his reputation and integrity' unless he paid him.

TMZ.According to new legal documents, the Latin singer is suing his nephew - who is the son of Martin’s paternal half-sister, Vanessa - for $20million (£17m).READ MORE: Ricky Martin wins court case as nephew drops sexual relation and harassment claimsHis nephew previously claimed the 50-year-old singer stalked and harassed him after a seven month relationship, but they have now dropped the claims.A judge has withdrawn the previous restraining order against the Livin' La Vida Loca star, who appeared virtually at a Puerto Rico court on July 21, but did not address the court.The singer also claims he’s been “persecuted, besieged, harassed, stalked and extorted by a maladjusted person" during the ordeal. The lawsuit accused the legendary singer of incest.

previously accused the Latin singer of abuse — to the tune of $20 million.The “La Vida Loca” singer filed suit on Wednesday in San Juan against Dennis Yadiel Sanchez, claiming his nephew was attempting to “assassinate” the singer’s reputation, according to TMZ.The lawsuit comes after the 50-year-old singer was slapped with accusations that he was romantically involved with Sanchez, and allegedly harassed the young man after their relationship ended.In July, Martin’s 21-year-old nephew claimed he was a victim of domestic abuse and incest at the hands of Martin and was granted a restraining order against the singer.Martin’s attorney denied the “disgusting” and “untrue” accusations, saying the accuser has “mental health challenges.” Eventually, the case against Martin was dropped, but according to the latest legal action taken by Martin, Sanchez hasn’t stopped there.In fact, Martin claimed one month after Sanchez withdrew the restraining order, that he bombarded Martin with messages via social media, TMZ reported. He even vowed to “assassinate his reputation and integrity” if Martin didn’t cough up some money.Sanchez once boasted about being Martin’s nephew, the new lawsuit alleges — that is, before he made claims of incest and domestic violence.