FKA Twigs Reveals More Allegations of Abuse She Experienced At The Hands Of Her Ex-Girlfriend Shia LaBeouf. Even Reporting From Insiders, The Musician Is Not Allowed To Make Eye Contact With Other Men.
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FKA Twigs revealed even more of the alleged abuse she experienced at the hands of her ex-boyfriend Shia LaBeouf. Even reported by Insider, the musician was not allowed to make eye contact with other men while in a relationship with the actor.
This detail comes after the owner's real name Tahliah Debrett Barnett filed a lawsuit against LaBeouf last month. He claims extensive emotional and physical abuse.
In a new interview with Louis Theroux on the BBC Radio 4 podcast "Grounded", Twigs said that his relationship with LaBeouf began with a "intense honeymoon period" in 2018 after appearing together in the film "Honey Boy". However, he said the actor began to act jealous and "controlling" even setting strict rules for his behavior.
"For him, being nice to the waiter or being polite to someone who can be seen when I was flirting, when I really just ordered pasta and being polite. I was told that I know what he is like and if I love him, I will not. look into men's eyes, "she said.
The singer said that she began to "always look down" and "began to isolate" herself from friends and family. The musician said the "Peanut Butter Falcon" actor also provided a "quota" for Twigs' daily "touch or look or kiss". Twigs claims that the numbers are "basically about 20 a day" but are subject to change.
"His previous partner actually fulfilled this number very well, so I was inadequate compared to his previous partner," he explained. If Twigs doesn't meet the quota, he claims LaBeouf will berate him for hours and make him feel like the worst person ever. The "Cellophane" singer also accused his ex of being paranoid.
"He would wake me up at night accusing me of all kinds of things. Accusing me of staring at the ceiling for thinking of a way to leave him, accusing me of masturbating, accusing me of not wanting to be with him, accusing me of wanting to be with other people, it always happens, I think between 4 and 4 o'clock. 7 am, "he said.
Twigs recalled feeling like it was impossible to leave LaBeouf, but decided to seek help after the incident described in the lawsuit. After the couple returned home together from the desert, Twigs said that LaBeouf threatened to crash the car unless he told him he loved her and then she was publicly strangled at a gas station.
Twigs said that people probably wouldn't believe her because the audience didn't intervene, but she finally decided to call a helpline for abused women. It is a big deal to have someone take his allegations of abuse very seriously.
LaBeouf representatives did not immediately respond to Insider requests for comment on the latest details. However, the "Transformers" actor issued a response to The New York Times in December following Twig's initial lawsuit against him, saying that "not all of these allegations are true."/wowkeren.com
