Beenie Man Plans On Suing Pamputtae For Defamation Over Assault Claim

Beenie Man is planning to sue Pamputtae over defamation of character.

On Sunday, the dancehall artist Pamputtae release a videoaccusing dancehall icon Beenie Man of being a "women abuser." She was performing for the Jamaican laborite politician Ann-Marie Vaz's birthday party in Portland, Jamaica. During the performance, Pamputtae made claims of Beenie Man attacking her at a recording studio in front of the large crowd.

The female dancehall deejay expressed, "Around three weeks ago, Beenie Man draw stone fi lick me down fi no reason at all. Cause tru me hail everybody else inna di studio anno hail him. You see fi a man him wouldn't draw stone fi lick man enno but tru me is a woman. But me lowe Beenie Man to time."

Beenie Man attorney has rejected such claims and sends warnings of filing a lawsuit based on Pamputtae's allegations. According to Urban Islandz the attorney stated, "We understand that statement to be completely false," and that "There are several witnesses who have challenged her account of the interaction. Furthermore, we understand this is not the first time that Miss Eveana ‘Pamputtae’ Henry has uttered false statements against our client."

Additionally, the doctor legal team wants the female dancehall deejay to withdraw her words of Beenie Man due to the increased measure of defamation. "We believe that Miss Henry’s statements rise to the level of defamation, and as such, will be seeking to recover damages should a full retraction not be forthcoming," the dancehall icon's attorney told the site.

Pamputtae still stands firm to her recent claims about Beenie Man attacking her three weeks ago at the recording studio, regardless of the pressure from his legal team. The female dancehall artist also expressed that she will not speak on the situation anymore.