TYLER PERRY IS SCARED OF AN FBI INVESTIGATION.

Tyler Perry, the beast behind Madea’s megahit empire, is now dodging more than just emotional monologues—he's reportedly facing a $260 million lawsuit from actor Derek Dixon, who's calling Perry a predator. This legal thunderbolt hit on June 13, 2025, when Dixon sued in Los Angeles Superior Court, demanding a jury trial and justice with interest.

Dixon, a regular on BET’s The Oval, alleges that Perry exploited his Hollywood sway to coerce sexual compliance in exchange for career boosts. According to the suit, Perry dangled roles and a pilot opportunity, “Losing It,” but when Dixon refused the advances, his character was at risk of being written off.

The complaint doesn’t hold back. Dixon claims multiple assaults—one incident allegedly involved Perry stripping him, groping him, and trying to force himself on him. Another alleges an unannounced nighttime intrusion into Dixon’s guest room. Emotional manipulation came via text messages like “What’s it going to take for you to have guiltless sex?”—a line that reads like a red-flag punchline in a horror script.

Dixon says he filed an EEOC complaint in 2024, but producers dropped the ball. He left the show and is now illuminating the dark echoes of power-play silence.

Perry’s lawyer pushed back hard, calling the claims a “scam” and “fabricated.”

The courtroom is now the stage where survivor testimony and industry scrutiny read like a tragic play—with real world stakes.

In a world begging not just for caviar but for accountability, Dixon’s story is shaking up the script—calling us to question the quiet, demand the loud. #DONAT #TYLERPERRY #DIDDY