Doja Cat’s Brother Served With Legal Papers Amid Allegations of Abuse

Recording
artist
Doja
Cat’s
family
drama
continues
to
unfold
as
her
brother,
Raman
Dlamini,
has
been
served
with
legal
paperwork
related
to
a
temporary
restraining
order
filed
by
their
mother,
Deborah
Sawyer.
The
legal
action
comes
after
Sawyer
accused
Raman
of
horrific
acts
of
violence,
causing
her
to
seek
protection
for
herself
and
her
famous
daughter.

According
to
documents
obtained
by
Radar
Online,
Raman
Dalithando
Dlamini,
30,
was
formally
served
with
the
temporary
restraining
order
by
a
deputy
sheriff
last
week
after
multiple
failed
attempts
to
locate
him.
The
paperwork
is
intended
to
keep
him
away
from
their
mother,
who
alleges
both
physical
and
verbal
abuse
at
the
hands
of
her
son.

Deborah
Sawyer’s
petition
for
the
restraining
order
highlights
the
gravity
of
the
situation,
detailing
instances
of
alleged
physical
and
verbal
abuse
perpetrated
by
Raman.
She
sought
protection
not
only
for
herself
but
also
for
her
daughter,
Doja
Cat,
a
renowned
recording
artist
in
the
music
industry.

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However,
the
judge
overseeing
the
case
only
partially
granted
the
temporary
restraining
order,
citing
“insufficient
good
cause
shown”
to
extend
protection
to
Doja
Cat
herself.
The
judge
advised
that
if
Doja
wishes
to
seek
protection
from
her
brother,
she
should
file
for
her
own
temporary
restraining
order.

The
legal
documents,
filed
on
January
25
in
the
Los
Angeles
Superior
Court,
confirm
that
Raman
was
successfully
served
with
the
temporary
restraining
order
related
to
his
mother
on
January
23.
A
deputy
sheriff
located
Doja’s
older
brother
at
his
Studio
City,
CA,
apartment
early
in
the
morning
at
7:30
AM.