A cast member of the Zeus Network show "Baddies Gone Wild" has filed a lawsuit accusing network CEO Lemuel Plummer of sexual assault, sexual harassment, and wrongful termination. Jadynn Brown, who appeared on the series, claims Plummer coerced her into sexual encounters by promising to make her a television star.
According to the lawsuit obtained by The California Post, Brown alleges that in March 2023, when she was 19, Plummer propositioned her, stating he would cast her in "Baddies" if she engaged in sexual activity with him. The complaint further states that Plummer repeatedly coerced Brown into sex throughout 2023 and 2024, allegedly telling her she had a "great personality" for the show and would become "a star."
Brown auditioned for and was offered a role in "Baddies" in January 2025. In February 2025, just before filming began, Plummer allegedly coerced her into sex again and made her sign a non-disclosure agreement concerning their relationship. The lawsuit claims Plummer coerced Brown into another sexual encounter in March 2025, during which she was allegedly intoxicated. When Brown informed Plummer she was on her period to avoid sex, he reportedly asked for proof and continued to pressure her until she complied.
Brown's lawsuit also alleges that Plummer was engaging in unprotected sex with several other cast members on the show. During an audition for the show's second season in January 2026, Brown reportedly refused to continue after Plummer allegedly coerced her into sex again and stated that the harassment would not stop.
The Zeus Network is a subscription streaming service featuring personalities such as Blac Chyna, Ray J, and Nick Cannon. Lemuel Plummer co-founded the network and has stated he learned the television business from his parents, who owned three Detroit television stations.
Plummer previously dated Zeus host Janeisha John and recently had a daughter with his partner, Scotlynd "Scotty" Ryan, a Zeus Network star. Their pregnancy was documented on the network's series "Scotty With the Baby."
In her lawsuit, Brown seeks damages for alleged lost earnings, missed casting opportunities, career setbacks, and emotional distress, with the amount to be determined by a jury. The Zeus Network has not yet responded to a request for comment.