Mexican Music Legend Ramón Ayala Hit With $25M Lawsuit Over Son’s Alleged Abuse of Staffer

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Ramón Ayala, a renowned Mexican music artist, is facing a $25 million lawsuit alleging his son abused a tour photographer.

Summary

Mexican music legend Ramón Ayala is being sued for $25 million due to allegations of abusive behavior by his son, Ramón Ayala Jr., against a tour photographer. The lawsuit, filed on February 17th, details claims of “sexualized misconduct and assaultive behavior,” including unwanted touching, sexual assault, and harassment. The accuser alleges Ayala Jr. engaged in a pattern of escalating misconduct, even throwing cocaine at the photographer and forcibly engaging in sexual contact.

Ramón Ayala himself is named in the suit, accused of negligence for failing to intervene in his son’s alleged actions despite being aware of them. Ayala released a statement expressing hurt and stating his legal team is working to clarify the facts, suggesting the allegations are motivated by financial gain.

The lawsuit was filed by Tony Buzbee, known for previous high-profile cases, and seeks at least $25 million in damages for assault, sexual assault, negligence, and gross negligence against Ayala, Ayala Jr., and their touring company. Ayala, known as the “King of the Accordion,” had recently announced his final tour after a 60-year career.

(Source:Billboard)

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