Recently, Ava Louise found herself in the midst of a legal dispute with Blac Chyna after alleging that she was made to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) when the rapper invited her to her home. Louise claimed that she was held against her will for six hours inside the property.

In a TikTok video, Louise recounted the harrowing experience, stating that Chyna insisted she stay until 10 a.m. because her daughter would be out of the house by then, and she would then “go crazy” on Louise. According to Louise, Chyna also mentioned a woman named Louise who was involved in the escorting business, suggesting that she would make a “good product.” Fortunately, Louise was able to escape from the situation.

Following the release of the video, Chyna’s legal team issued a cease and desist letter, warning Louise to retract her statements and refrain from making any further defamatory claims against Chyna. The letter emphasized the seriousness of the matter and demanded that Louise cease spreading false information.

Despite the legal threats, Louise stood by her account, expressing concerns that she could have potentially been a victim of a sex crime or coerced into engaging in sexual activities for money had she not managed to escape from the premises.

This ongoing legal battle has garnered significant attention on social media platforms, with supporters of both Louise and Chyna closely following developments in the case.