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Justin Bieber has denied the allegations made towards him
Justin Bieber is suing two ladies for defamation when they accused him of sexual attack.
Final week, two Twitter accounts tweeted claims about incidents purported to have took place in 2014 and 2015.
Bieber denied the claims and vowed to talk to Twitter to induce the social media massive to take criminal motion.
The singer, 26, filed a $20 million (£16.2m) lawsuit in Los Angeles on Thursday which describes the allegations as “fabricated lies”.
An account from a lady identified simplest as Danielle claimed she was once assaulted by way of Bieber at a resort in Austin, Texas on nine March 2014.
She claims that once a wonder efficiency in entrance of a crowd at a bar, Bieber invited her and two buddies to a 4 Seasons resort.
Danielle then claims she was once taken to a non-public room within the resort and assaulted.
Her tweets had been deleted alternatively screenshots had been shared on social media.
Responding to the claims, Bieber shared screenshots from articles from the day the alleged attack came about, which display him together with his then-girlfriend Selena Gomez.
He says they didn’t keep on the 4 Seasons Lodge. Bieber shared a screenshot of a tweet which claimed he was once noticed at eating place inside of a 4 Seasons Lodge on 10 March, the day after the alleged attack.
“Although Bieber went to the eating place, he did NOT keep on the 4 Seasons Lodge,” the lawsuit stated.
Some other lady who known herself as Kadi alleged on Twitter that she was once sexually assaulted by way of Bieber in a New York resort in Would possibly 2015.
The lawsuit says her accusation is fake and that she had fabricated her allegation “out of her want for status and a focus”.
It claimed that the ladies had been “seeking to capitalize at the local weather of concern permeating the leisure business, Hollywood and company The usa, wherein it’s open season for someone to make any declare (regardless of how vile, unsupported, and provably false) about someone with out outcome”.
