Superhumn CEO Jade Cheng is suing Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke for libel, slander and emotional distress over social media posts in which he allegedly made false accusations against her, according to New York Post reporting on the lawsuit. The dispute stems from a lease for a $3 million Hollywood Hills home.
According to the lawsuit, Radke called Cheng a “con artist” and made claims about money. He also allegedly shared videos on social media with additional accusations against her.
The suit identifies four main categories of accusation that Radke allegedly made. According to the court filing, Cheng’s defamation claim focuses on allegations that she had chlamydia, was a sex worker, a criminal or that she stole approximately $220,000 from Radke.
In the social media posts, Radke allegedly called Cheng a “Thai boy,” a “scam artist escort” and claimed that she had chlamydia because he supposedly had seen her “medical or gender history.”
Radke also allegedly made threatening statements toward Cheng in the videos. According to the report, these included “you’re never getting this house back,” “the feds are coming for you” and “you’re going to get it.”
The lawsuit details the accusations Radke made against Cheng across his social media accounts over the property dispute.
Radke has a substantial following across social media platforms, with 2.5 million followers on YouTube and Facebook. The videos in question have been removed from his accounts but were reviewed by the New York Post before they disappeared.
This is not Radke’s first legal battle over public accusations made on social media. In May 2025, he lost a defamation lawsuit against music critic Anthony Fantano after accusing Fantano of racism. The court ruled that Fantano was protected under free speech and dismissed Radke’s case, awarding Fantano attorney’s fees. Radke has also filed a temporary restraining order against Brittany Furlan, alleging harassment related to a catfish situation in 2025, and has claimed that the person Furlan was messaging was a catfish.
Radke faced official scrutiny after a social media outburst directed at Australian councillors prompted a report to Tasmania Police during the band’s Australian tour in 2025. His history of inflammatory posts on social media has drawn repeated attention from platform moderators and the public.
In July 2023, Radke was banned from TikTok after making transphobic comments on the platform. His complaints about cancel culture and the backlash to his online statements have become part of his public presence.
