Ne-Yo Hit With Lawsuit After Delivery Driver Claims She Was Mauled By His Dog
Ne-Yo Hit With Lawsuit After Delivery Driver Claims She Was Mauled By His Dog
Singer Ne-Yo is facing a lawsuit after a delivery driver alleged she was attacked by one of his dogs while dropping off a package at his Georgia home.
According to TMZ, Dominique Bridgett claims she was lawfully delivering a package to the Grammy-winning singer’s residence on or around July 12, 2025, when a dog on the property allegedly @tt@cked her. She says the incident left her with “severe bodily injury, pain, shock, and distress.”
Bridgett alleges she has already incurred $9,039.50 in medical expenses related to the alleged attack. In the suit, she claims Ne-Yo is legally responsible for her injuries and is seeking reimbursement for those medical costs, in addition to other damages.
The lawsuit comes just weeks after fellow R&B star Chris Brown was ordered to pay nearly $13 million in a separate dog att@ck case involving his former housekeeper. Brown has since filed paperwork seeking a new trial.
At the time of publication, Ne-Yo had not publicly responded to the allegations. TMZ reported it reached out to the singer for comment but had not yet received a response. As with all newly filed civil lawsuits, the allegations have not been proven in court.

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