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Update November 9:A judge has granted Phoebe Bridgers motion to strike the defamation suit against her.
Citing anti-SLAPP laws, the judge ruled that Bridgers Instagram stories were protected speech.
Bridgers posted in response that she could personally verify much of the abuse Bannon attested to.
Nelson previously filed a lawsuit against Bannon in December 2020.
In her declaration, Bridgers said while she did not help write Bannons posts, she believes them.
I believe that the statements I made in my Instagram story are true, Bridgers said in the filing.
I continue to believe the statements that I made were true.
Nelson brought a similar lawsuit againstNoel Wells, the formerSaturday Night Livecast member and singer-songwriter.
