In a dramatic twist in the ongoing lawsuit, Kevin Costner’s team is pushing to have the case against him thrown out, claiming that the stuntwoman involved has changed her original story, indicating she may have lied.

Allegations of Misconduct Revisited

Devyn LaBella, a stuntwoman from the film ‘Horizon 2,’ initially filed a suit alleging that she was forced into participating in an unscripted rape scene without prior discussion. But now, Costner’s lawyers point out that she has admitted she was briefed by stunt coordinator Wade Allen about the scene before filming.

Details of the Scene Come to Light

According to court documents, LaBella confessed she was aware that the scene would involve her lying in the back of a covered wagon, where Costner’s character would manipulate her dress—a crucial detail that undermines her claims of being blindsided.

Costner's Legal Team Denies All Allegations

Costner has consistently maintained his innocence, labeling the accusations "absolutely false." His attorney, Marty Singer, has been vocal in dismissing LaBella’s claims, asserting that they lack credibility.

New Claims from LaBella

Recently, LaBella upped the stakes by claiming she was menstruating on the day the scene was filmed and alleged that her scene partner, Robert Ivens, made inappropriate contact with her. This assertion has further complicated the case.

What Happens Next?

As the legal battle unfolds, the world watches closely. Will the judge dismiss this contentious lawsuit? The stakes are high, and both sides are gearing up for a fight that could reshape the narrative around this controversial film.