Ariana Grande is suing the producers of her music and videos for years

Ariana Grande filed a lawsuit Monday in Los Angeles County Superior Court against unidentified hackers who allegedly stole and leaked her personal information. Its purpose is to “expose people who are currently unknown and dishonest,” called “John Doe 1 and John Doe 2 to 100.” The lawsuit also alleges that “in 2023 alone, 45 unreleased songs” were “stolen, pirated, and pirated,” adding that similar releases have occurred since Grande began making music in 2011.

The stolen material is said to include “still productions, unreleased artists and demos, footage from recording sessions, music videos, behind-the-scenes photos and videos, as well as albums and photo shoots.”

The lawsuit alleges anonymous hackers are selling their content, and publishing it on social media sites like X, TikTok, and YouTube. It claims their actions are an invasion of privacy and a violation of California’s Comprehensive Data Access and Fraud Act, a law that prohibits unauthorized use of computers that has come up in lawsuits including Sony’s. the case against George Hotz and Meta’s case against Pegasus spyware.

As we said before and VariousThe lawsuit alleges that the hackers have repeatedly targeted people who work with Grande. In another incident in 2019, hackers stole photos of Grande from the artist’s Dropbox account. The following year, unreleased footage was stolen from the stolen producer’s “mobile phone”. In 2024, hackers used fraudulent emails to get unreleased photos from an artist who worked with one of Grande’s artists.