Ne-Yo Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Dog Attack at Georgia Home

R&B singer Ne-Yo is facing a lawsuit after a delivery worker claims she was attacked by a dog at his Georgia home.

According to TMZ, the lawsuit comes from Dominique Bridgett, who says she was delivering a package to the singer's property on or around July 12, 2025. She alleges a dog on the property attacked her while she was lawfully making the delivery.

The lawsuit claims Bridgett suffered "severe bodily injury, pain, shock, and distress" as a result of the alleged attack. Court documents reportedly state she has already incurred $9,039.50 in medical expenses and is seeking reimbursement, along with additional damages.

Bridgett argues Ne-Yo is legally responsible for the incident because it allegedly happened on his property.

At this time, the allegations remain unproven in court. TMZ reports it reached out to Ne-Yo for comment, but had not received a response as of publication.

The lawsuit also arrives shortly after another high-profile celebrity dog attack case involving Chris Brown made headlines. In that case, a jury awarded nearly $13 million to a former housekeeper who claimed she was attacked by one of Brown's dogs. Brown is now seeking a new trial.

This remains a developing legal matter, and no court has ruled on the allegations against Ne-Yo.