Baddies Gone Wild Star Files Lawsuit Against Zeus Network CEO, Claims He Promised Fame in Exchange for Sex
A former Baddies Gone Wild cast member has filed a lawsuit against the CEO of Zeus Network, alleging years of sexual coercion and abuse of power. đź‘€
According to court filings, Jadynn Brown claims Zeus Network CEO and executive producer Lemuel Plummer began pursuing her in March 2023, when she was 19 years old.
Brown alleges Plummer repeatedly told her he could make her a star by casting her on Baddies if she agreed to have sex with him. She further claims the alleged misconduct continued over the next two years, including encounters when she says she was intoxicated or otherwise vulnerable.
The lawsuit states Brown was eventually cast on the show in early 2025 but alleges the unwanted advances continued. She also claims she was required to sign a nondisclosure agreement and says she finally refused his alleged advances during Season 2 auditions in January 2026.
Brown is seeking damages for alleged sexual assault, sexual harassment, emotional distress, and lost career opportunities. The lawsuit also claims similar conduct may have involved other cast members.
At this time, these are allegations made in a civil lawsuit, and the claims have not been proven in court. Lemuel Plummer has the opportunity to respond through the legal process.
What do y’all think? Should reality TV networks face more oversight, or is it too early to draw conclusions before the case is heard?
