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Ex-Disney star Kyle Massey, best known for his role as Cory Baxter in early 2000s shows That’s So Ravenand Cory in the House, been charged with one count of immoral communication with a minor, per court documents obtained by Variety.

The felony charge, filed in King County, Washington on June 14, stems from a 2019 lawsuit in which a 13-year-old girl alleged that Massey sent explicit text messages, images, and videos to her phone in 2018 and 2019. Massey was sued for $1.5 million for intentional infliction of emotional distress, harmful matter sent with intention of seducing a minor, attempting to commit a lewd act with a minor, and annoying or molesting a minor. After the lawsuit was filed, Massey released a statement through his attorney saying that he “categorically [denies] any alleged misconduct,” and claimed he was being extorted.

According to the lawsuit, the unnamed girl alleged that she first met Massey at Universal Studios when she was four years old, and he kept in touch with her and her family over the years because she was interested in a career in entertainment. The minor and her mother alleged that Massey “held himself out as a father figure” to the girl, and asked her to move from Seattle to Los Angeles to live with him and his girlfriend. Contact between Massey and the girl increased in November 2018, when she indicated she was interested in a role on a potential Cory in the House reboot. A month later, according to the suit, Massey allegedly added the minor on Snapchat, where he sent her “numerous sexually explicit text messages, images, and videos,” with full knowledge that she was in the eighth grade.

On June 30, Massey’s attorney, Lee A. Hutton, III, told TMZ that Massey “just became aware of his charges yesterday through the media, and he maintains that the allegations are motivated by revenge because the accuser didn’t succeed in her 2019 civil suit.”

People confirmed that the now-29-year-old actor notably failed to show up to his arraignment on June 28 in King County Criminal Court, but Hutton told TMZ that the actor “was not properly served or notified of his court hearing.” However, he “intends to aggressively defend these accusations again and will seek civil damages from those that refuse to hear the facts.”

“We plan to seek an early dismissal finally putting this bad behavior to rest,” Hutton added.

Massey isn’t the only That’s So Raven alum who has faced criminal charges. Orlando Brown, famous for his role as Eddie Thomas on the Disney show, has been charged with multiple felonies, including domestic battery, obstruction of justice, drug possession with intent to sell, possession of contraband in jail.

Refinery29 reached out to Massey for comment.

Raven’s Home is a popular Disney Channel revival series that follows Raven and Chelsea, who were best friends since they were younger as seen in That’s So Raven. The two are together once again as they raise their three children, Raven’s 11-year-old twins Booker and Nia, and Chelsea’s 9-year-old son Levi.

The popular Disney Channel series is on its fourth season and rumors are circulating that it may be its final season as well. Now, the star of the show — Raven-Symone — is speaking out on whether or not she knows if those rumors are true.

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During a recent interview with ET, Raven-Symone and her wife Miranda Pearman-Maday were discussing their new YouTube channel, when Raven was asked about the status of season 5 for Raven’s Home. And after hearing her response, it seems as though she knows just as much as the fans do — Little to nothing.

“I cannot tell you the status of Raven’s Home because I don’t know it myself,” Raven told ET. “I hope that people go back and watch the series and write in, tweet, post what they would like because ultimately we are here for the fans. We are here to entertain those. And do I love my cast? Yes. Do I want to work with them for as long as I can? Of course. Is it my decision? No, that’s Disney Channel’s decision. So wait for it. Make noise, stomp your feet, do what you can and see what happens.”

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She then was asked about how the season 4 finale could technically be the ending of the series, in which Raven replied with “I directed it. So yes, I do know what it looks like, but I also know there’s been many series in the history of television that have ended but also have come back, and have ended and not come back.”

She continued to explain, “So I think it’s a good cliffhanger to whatever happens, and I think that that chapter in [Raven and Chelsea’s] life as a whole is done. And I think that we encapsulated this series in a really nice way. And who knows what could happen in the future.”

“If I knew exactly whether it’s done, whether it’s not, I would tell you,” Raven concluded. “But as of right now, there is no set answer for you.”

In case you have never seen the popular series, Disney Channel describes Raven’s Home as:

Best friends Raven and Chelsea are together again and raising their three children, Raven’s 11-year-old twins Booker and Nia, and Chelsea’s 9-year-old son Levi.

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