Chris Brown is suing Warner Bros. for $500 million over sexual assault allegations posed in its docuseries "Chris Brown: A History of Violence."

Chris Brown has filed a $500 million defamation lawsuit against the producers of the Investigation Discovery docuseries “Chris Brown: A History of Violence,” according to a new report. In the complaint,

Chris Brown filed a defamation lawsuit over the documentary "A History of Violence," claiming those involved knew the allegations were false.

Brown released his fourth studio album, F.A.M.E. in 2011, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and earned him a Grammy Award for Best R&B Album. While he continued his musical journey with the album Fortune in 2012,

A History of Violence' was released in October and details multiple women's claims against the singer Chris Brown is suing Warner Bros. for $500 million, alleging he was labeled as a serial rapist and abuser in Investigation Discovery's docuseries,

Chris Brown may like Donald Trump, but the ‘Weakest Link’ singer really doesn’t like Warner Bros. Discovery. Asserting that the company and producers of the Investigation Discovery docuseries Chris Brown: A History of Violence ignored facts that didn’t fit their narrative and holding him to past sins,

The singer takes issue with an accuser stating in the documentary that he raped her, as well as his portrayal that he has a "predisposition for punching women in the face."

Chris Brown is suing Warner Bros. and the producers of the docuseries "Chris Brown: A History of Violence" for defamation in a lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, that seeks at least $500 million dollars.