Ronnie Radke posted on Instagram about buying a second home in full while facing a defamation lawsuit from Superhumn CEO Jade Cheng. The singer shared the announcement on Instagram.
Radke’s post comes as Cheng pursues legal action over social media statements in which he allegedly accused her of various crimes and fraud. The lawsuit centers on accusations made in his posts on the platform.
Radke wrote in the caption of his new post: “Bought my second house in full.”
According to the lawsuit, Cheng’s defamation claim targets four categories of accusation. The claim states: “Cheng’s defamation claim is focused on four categories of accusation, that Cheng had chlamydia, was a sex worker, a criminal or that Cheng stole Radke approximately $220,000 payment.”
The legal action stems from a broader dispute between the two parties. Cheng is seeking damages for libel, slander and emotional distress related to the accusations and disagreements over a lease agreement involving a Hollywood Hills property.
The dispute began when Cheng leased a $3 million Hollywood Hills property to Radke in February 2026 through her company Superhumn Properties LLC. Radke, who has 2.5 million followers on YouTube and Facebook, posted videos attacking Cheng by name and accused her of serial fraud and theft. In the videos, he claimed he expected to see her in handcuffs and said the federal government was coming after her.
Radke reportedly filmed himself walking through the Hollywood Hills property, pointing out trash, dirty mattresses and other items he attributed to Cheng. The lawsuit takes issue with several videos and social media posts Radke allegedly published on YouTube, Facebook and Instagram. The videos no longer appear on Radke’s social media accounts but were reviewed by news outlets.
Cheng works as a plant-based expert and food scientist, according to her professional background. She is seeking an unspecified amount in general and compensatory damages for the defamation claims.
