Jade Cheng and Ronnie Radke are involved in a lawsuit over allegedly defamatory social media claims. This article summarizes the allegations, the reported rental agreement and the legal claims described in the lawsuit.

Cheng, a retired celebrity chef and chief executive of the food company Superhumn, is suing Falling in Reverse singer Ronnie Radke over statements he allegedly made about her in a social media video.

The New York Post reports that Radke had rented a California mansion valued at $3 million since February under a lease agreement with Superhumn Properties LLC, Cheng’s company.

According to the lawsuit, Radke posted videos showing trash, dirty mattresses and other debris inside the property, and accused Cheng of taking $220,000 from him through a scam. The suit also alleges that he later called Cheng a “Thai boy” and a “scam artist escort,” and claimed she had chlamydia based on what he described as her “medical or gender history.”

The videos do not appear on Radke’s social media accounts now, but the New York Post says it reviewed them.

The report also says that Radke allegedly made threatening statements about Cheng in the videos, including “you’re never getting this house back,” “the feds are coming for you” and “you’re going to get it.”

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Cheng has said that Radke fabricated the claims posted online. She is suing him for libel, slander and emotional distress.

The lawsuit says the defamation claim concerns four allegations: that Cheng had chlamydia, was a sex worker, committed a crime or stole approximately $220,000 from Radke.

Cheng is seeking an unspecified amount in damages. Radke had not publicly commented on the lawsuit at the time of the report.

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