The estate of Takeoff has reached a resolution in a protracted civil case that accused the late Migos rapper of raping a woman at a 2020 house party.
A trial was slated to start on December 1. In a filing dated November 12, Billboard obtained documents showing that the attorneys for the parties were aiming to seek a dismissal.
The parties issued a joint statement, “The matter is resolved.”
No further details were provided.
The plaintiff, identified solely as Jane Doe, alleged that Takeoff, real name Kirsnick Khari Ball, raped her in a bedroom during a June 2020 house party in Los Angeles.
Doe originally filed suit against Takeoff in August 2020, seeking monetary damages for a range of civil claims including sexual battery, assault and infliction of emotional distress.
The rapper’s estate, managed by his mother, took over the case after he was shot and killed at a Houston bowling alley in November 2022.
Takeoff’s estate vigorously denied the allegations, claiming the woman fabricated the story to extort money.
Hip hop trio Migos was formed by Quavo, TakeOff and Offset in 2008. Together, they achieved global success with hits including Versace, and Bad and Boujee. The group splintered following the murder of TakeOff.
Takeoff’s alleged shooter, Patrick Xavier Clark, is scheduled to go to trial in April 2027.
