“I didn’t know what was happening, he just did it,” she said. “And then he literally just peed on me like that, and I was like, ‘What the f**k? On my eyelashes?’ And he’s like, ‘You’re fine.'”

“He already got mad at me for like talking about it,” she continued. “But every b***h I talk to about him says the same s**t. And he’s psycho like he took my phone and my purse away for like a whole day. Held them over the balcony and was like, ‘B***h, if you try to leave, I’ll drop this s**t.'”

“I usually stay quiet on this,” he wrote. “But I feel that in many ways the movement to fight for the women who actually have suffered harassment and abuse on various levels, has been hijacked by those who find it convenient for themselves to come up as they seek to destroy someone’s life.”

He also posted text messages from a different woman who claimed the singer put his hand under her skirt and tried to insert his fingers into her genitals in a nightclub. Neverson posted a tweet from the woman and said that she’d asked for money for college and therapy.

The woman sued Neverson for $10 million for sexual assault. The lawsuit was settled earlier this year for an undisclosed amount.

Neverson was also accused of “sexual intimidation” by Keke Palmer in 2017. She said that during a party, Reversion intimidated her into being in his music video “Pick Up The Phone.”

“Just cause you give someone food and alcohol and throw in a little sexual intimidation doesn’t mean they will buckle,” she wrote. “Yet, you still disrespected me as a young woman, whom you’ve known since she was TWELVE. YOU STILL, defied my wishes and in turn showed your lack of respect for a brand that took me fourteen years to build and put me in the video against my wishes. Come on bruh, I clearly said no and you said okay, yet I was being secretly filmed when you told me ‘let me just show you the idea’?? Wow.”

The 37-year-old also denied Palmer’s accusations and said she agreed to be filmed.

“Babygirl buggin,” he wrote. “Point blank period. Got my number, coulda called, saw the cameras and the lights, heard action.”

Neverson reportedly cooperated with the investigation, and no arrests have yet been made.