In a recent twist to the ongoing legal battle involving Brazzers’ parent company Aylo, Zaawaadi has publicly refuted claims made by fellow performer Phoenix Marie in a high-profile lawsuit.

Phoenix Marie had filed an $80 million lawsuit against Aylo, alleging a series of misconducts including coercion and defamation following a distressing incident on set in Barcelona. Central to her lawsuit was the accusation that Danny D’s girlfriend had supplied Zaawaadi with lithium, leading to her overdose.

However, Zaawaadi has now responded with a clarifying statement via social media, directly contradicting Marie’s account. In her post, Zaawaadi expressed gratitude towards her family and friends for their support during her recovery, both physically and mentally.

 “Especially my whole family and friends so happy to be alive and spend more time with you here on this planet ,” she wrote.

Addressing the specifics of the incident, Zaawaadi stated, “Just to make it clear to all asking what happened, Phoenix gave me two tablets each of two different types of medicine, telling me they would help to relax my body and Danny’s partner never gave me any tablets.” This statement starkly contrasts with the narrative presented in Phoenix Marie’s lawsuit, where she alleged that the lithium was provided by Danny D’s partner.

Zaawaadi’s disclosure has added a new layer of complexity to the case, potentially impacting the proceedings and the public’s perception of the events that unfolded. Her statement underscores the seriousness of the allegations and the differing accounts of the incident.

The legal representatives for Aylo and those involved have yet to respond to Zaawaadi’s assertions. Meanwhile, the adult industry and its audience are closely watching as the case develops, given its implications for industry standards and practices.

As the lawsuit progresses, key questions about responsibility, consent, and workplace safety in the adult industry remain at the forefront of discussions. This case not only highlights individual grievances but also calls into question the overall regulatory framework governing adult filmmaking, particularly concerning the health and safety of performers.

Phoenix Marie’s lawsuit and Zaawaadi’s recent statement will likely play a pivotal role in future legal and regulatory considerations for the industry. The outcome of this case could lead to significant changes in how adult film sets operate and manage the well-being of their stars.