Drake files motion in attempt to avoid going to deposition in XXXTentacion murder trial

Drake files motion to avoid deposition in XXXTentacion trial 

Get ready for some drama, folks! The judge has ordered that Drake must sit down for a deposition in the highly anticipated XXXTentacion murder trial. Defense attorney, Mauricio Padilla, representing Dedrick Williams, is the mastermind behind summoning Drake to the stand. But why Drake, you ask? Well, it all goes back to his previous feud with X.

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The trial, which began last week, five years after X’s shooting death, has been long awaited. But it seems like Drake is not too keen on being a part of it. He’s set to appear on February 24, but the 6 God is not taking any chances. According to TMZ, he’s filing a motion to avoid the deposition, with the help of his attorney, Bradford Cohen.

Padilla, in his quest to bring Drake to the stand, reportedly sent him a Zoom link that was not under seal, putting Drake’s security at risk. The global superstar deserves to feel safe, especially given his high profile. But that’s not all, Padilla failed to reveal the specifics of how the Zoom would be conducted, leaving Drake with no choice but to argue against being subpoenaed for the deposition.

On a lighter note, the year 2023 is looking bright for Drake. He’s planning a massive tour, hot on the heels of releasing his chart-topping album, “Her Loss,” with 21 Savage. And let’s not forget his summer hit, “Honestly, Nevermind,” where he wowed fans with his versatile dance/EDM flows. With another number one album under his belt, Drake is on fire!

Don’t miss out on this exciting chapter in the XXXTentacion murder trial. Will Drake be forced to sit down for the deposition, or will he successfully dodge it? Stay tuned to find out!

This article was originally published on MusixFlix.