Jojo Todynho’s ex, Lucas Souza, waives legal action against the singer

In March, the military had filed the necessary measures after publicly exchanging barbs, accusations and curses.

At the time, he demanded that the funk artist be banned from mentioning his name and also ordered to pay R$100,000 in non-pecuniary damages.

When questioned by the column to comment on the end of the trial, Lucas Souza limited himself to saying that “what is left is left”.

“My heart is at peace. What was left behind remained and life went on. I wish her all the best in life. She is a wonderful person,” the military said.

“Regarding matters regarding the litigation between Ms. Jornada Menezes and my client Lucas Souza, I use this letter to clarify the following: My client has presented the appropriate legal measures, so that any crimes perpetrated by Ms. Jordana can be investigated against Lucas (threats and assaults), as well as that the justice analyzes and evaluates the moral damages suffered by Lucas, as a result of all the accusations and assaults pronounced by Mrs. Jordana against Lucas, assaults that certainly caused deep pain and heartache to Lucas”Lucas’ attorney said.

“At the time, my client demanded that Ms. Jordana be prohibited from mentioning her name on any social media and that, in the end, she be ordered to compensate him for the moral damages she suffered, in the amount of one hundred thousand reais,” completed.

Source: Terra

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