Trey Songz is at the center of a dispute over settlement funds from a 2025 sexual assault lawsuit filed by Jauhara Jeffries. According to court documents, Jeffries is asking for 55 percent of the settlement, or any amount above $69,950.52, while the money remains in a court controlled escrow account. Jeffries told the court that a lien issue is blocking access to the payment and argued that the delay is preventing her from moving forward. The court rejected her immediate request, but scheduled a hearing for later this month to address the funds. What Led to the Settlement? Jeffries sued Trey Songz in 2021 over an alleged incident at a Florida nightclub. She claimed she spent New Year's Eve on January 1, 2018, at Diddy's home before Trey Songz invited her and other women to a club, where she alleged he touched her sexually without consent. Jeffries also claimed Trey Songz later demanded her phone during a car ride and had her forcibly removed from the vehicle after she refused. Trey Songz denied the allegations, and the 2025 settlement resolved the lawsuit without the court publicly determining the claims.