'Suicide Squad' star claims he's being extorted by ex

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TMZ first reported. But the actor’s legal team told The Post the alleged victim, a Swedish model, only stepped forward with the accusation after Kinnaman had gone to the police himself and gotten the restraining order.Kinnaman claimed in a recent social media thread that he was being extorted by model Gabriella Magnusson, who goes by the name Bella Davis.

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The Suicide Squad star Joel Kinnaman has secured a restraining order against model Gabriella Magnusson, who he was previously dating.Kinnaman, who plays Colonel Rick Flag in the DC Comics movie, outlined the alleged ordeal on Friday (August 6) in an Instagram post.He said the model, who uses the name Bella Davis, was “threatening to publicise false information” about him, including the allegation he raped her in 2018.“I want to be VERY clear so there is no misunderstanding,” he wrote.

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Bella Davis responded to actor Joel Kinnaman's claim that she was extorting him for money on social media. On Friday, Kinnaman claimed Davis is trying to extort him for money by telling the media that they did not have consensual sex during a brief fling the two had back in 2018.  In response, the model shared screenshots of conversations between herself and the "Suicide Squad" actor as well as conversations with Kinnaman's agent.

One of the stars of The Suicide Squad has obtained a restraining order against a former sex partner and posted about the situation at length on Instagram.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor“The Suicide Squad” star Joel Kinnaman has filed for a temporary restraining order against model Bella Davis, alleging that she has tried to “extort money” from him and has threatened physical harm to his family.Davis, a Swedish-Jamaican model whose real name is Gabriella Magnusson, has accused Kinnaman of raping her in 2018 in New York while she was intoxicated.

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Joel Kinnaman took to social media Friday to explain why he filed a restraining order against a woman he had a brief fling with in 2018.  The 41-year-old "Suicide Squad" star detailed how a model named Bella Davis is trying to extort him for money by claiming to the media that they did not have consensual sex.  Kinnaman explained his side of the story in a long statement on Instagram, revealing Davis demanded money and made threats against the Swedish actor and his family/loved ones.  "Earlier

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