A month after Dr. Dre's former marriage counselor sued him for harassment, the music producer has scored a legal victory. Psychotherapist Dr. Charles Sophy, who worked with Dre and his ex-wife Nicole Young throughout their divorce process, alleged in a $10 ...

The psychotherapist who's still suing Dr. Dre for alleged harassment lost his bid Tuesday to retain the related stay-away order previously granted on a temporary basis

The therapist who alleges Dr. Dre unleashed a barrage of harassment that left him "in constant fear" for his life has been denied a restraining order against his former client. Dr. Charles Sophy requested a temporary restraining order on Oct.

Rapper Dr. Dre has successfully avoided a permanent restraining order that was sought against him by his former therapist, Dr. Charles Sophy.The therapist had previously been granted a temporary restraining order in October and had asked a Los Angeles judge to make it permanent on Tuesday.

In a court documents obtained by RS, Los Angeles County Judge Melanie Ochoa, declared: “The court finds the party requesting the order of protection did not sustain the applicable burden of proof and accordingly the request is denied. Any temporary restraining order earlier issued is hereby dissolved.”

Music mogul Dr. Dre is pushing back against serious accusations made by his former marriage counselor, Dr. Charles Sophy. Last month, Dr. Sophy, who provided counseling to Dre and his ex-wife Nicole Young during their turbulent divorce proceedings,

Dr. Dre is embroiled in a legal battle with a psychiatrist who worked with him during his divorce, which was finalized in 2021.

Dr. Dre admits using colorful language to chew out his ex-marriage counselor, but denies threatening him in any way and says Dr. Charles Sophy only feels threatened because Dre is Black. This denial comes after Sophy secured a temporary restraining order against him in October,