Brian King Joseph Opens Up About Bullying in Viral Clip

Roommates, a resurfaced video of That of Will Smith former violinist Brian King Joseph is currently going viral online. In the clip, Joseph alludes to sexual harassment allegations just days before filing a lawsuit against Smith. He then filed a complaint on December 30, accusing Smith of misconduct and retaliation.

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Video shows Brian King Joseph alluding to harassment claims before court action

In a Instagram video Posted on December 26, 2025, Brian told his followers that he landed a job performing on a big tour with a high-profile celebrity. He avoided disclosing the celebrity’s name, but shared that problems had arisen between him and the star. At the time he posted the video on IG, he said he had already taken legal steps to remedy the situation. He explained that he spoke out because he believed people should feel free to speak out about the harassment they face at work. He also promised fans that more updates would be coming. In his caption, he called the post a public service announcement and encouraged anyone who is in similar situations or has previously faced this issue to speak out. “Important PSA: 🗣️🗣️I love you guys, stay safe out there and always stand up for what you believe in and what’s right, no matter what. »

More details on Brian’s lawsuit against Will Smith

Brian King Joseph filed a lawsuit against Will Smith in California Superior Court on Dec. 30, according to PEOPLE. He also included Smith’s company, Treyball Studios Management Inc., in the lawsuit. In the filing, Brian claims Smith “deliberately groomed and groomed” him for sexual exploitation after inviting him to the 2025 world tour, “Based on a True Story.” From there, Brian says a series of alleged traumatic incidents occurred in March 2025, when Smith’s album was released. One incident reportedly involved a stranger entering his Las Vegas hotel room without permission. Although nothing seemed forced, Brian said he felt a “sexual threat of violence” after discovering a handwritten note that read: “Brian, I’ll be back…just us” and would have signed “Stone F” and marked with a heart.

The violinist also claims to have found other items that alarmed him: wipes, a beer bottle, a red backpack and an HIV medication bearing someone else’s name. But that wasn’t all; Additionally, he saw an earring and hospital discharge paperwork from a person he did not recognize. These objects made him fear that a stranger would return to his room to commit sexual acts.

In his lawsuit, Brian claims he alerted hotel staff to the break-in and showed them the items he found in his room. He claims a member of Will Smith’s tour management team humiliated him and then fired him. According to PEOPLE, the tour then brought in another violinist to replace him. It remains unclear whether Brian plans to seek financial compensation, but he said the alleged incident in March 2025 caused him severe emotional distress and resulted in “economic loss, reputational damage and other damage.” He also says the firing triggered PTSD and other mental health issues.

Will Smith’s lawyer breaks silence on allegations

Allen B. Grodsky, Will Smith’s attorney, spoke to PEOPLE about the lawsuit. He and Smith have denied Brian’s claims. Grodsky also told the outlet that they are working to ensure the truth comes out.

“Mr. Joseph’s allegations regarding my client are false, baseless and reckless,” Grodsky said in a Jan. 1 statement. “They are categorically denied, and we will use every legal means available to respond to these claims and ensure the truth comes to light. »

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