Le’Veon Bell is vehemently denying a woman’s claims he raped her for years when she was an adolescent … with his attorney telling TMZ Sports the default judgment in the alleged victim’s favor is completely “bogus.”

Jada Bell said in a lawsuit filed in Franklin County, Ohio last year that she’s Le’Veon’s cousin … and when she was just six or seven years old, Le’Veon began having nonconsensual, incestual relations with her.

According to the suit, Le’Veon — who Jada says is eight years older than her — would use “slang terms” to direct her when she was just a minor, which incestual acts he wished for her to perform upon him.”

Bell’s attorney, Thomas W. Shaffer, tells us … “My client adamantly denies any and all allegations that have been lodged against him. Further, he was never served with a civil complaint or any documents.”

Shaffer says Bell was not even living in Ohio at the time he was purportedly served.

“The default judgment granted was based upon violations of his Fifth Amendment rights of due process for failing to be served,” he continued. “My client is in the process of filing a motion to open and reverse the default judgment because the narratives of the case have never been litigated.”

The moment Jax Taylor got served with divorce papers is captured in a nail-biting clip from the trailer for season two of “The Valley.”

The lengthy trailer makes it clear that Jax and Brittany Cartwright’s marriage will be a key storyline this season, and we get a dramatic sneak peek where Jax opens his front door and — bam — he’s hit with the papers.

TMZ was the first to break the news that the moment went down in front of cameras in August last year, which came after we confirmed they had separated a few months earlier.

Overall, it’s shaping up to be a wild season — on top of the divorce drama, Jax’s cocaine addiction is also being put under the spotlight. Buckle up, “The Valley” is bringing the chaos!

Jamaican-bred reggae legend Cocoa Tea died Tuesday at the age of 65, cementing a legacy that spans four decades.

According to the “Young Lover” singer’s wife Malvia Scott, Cocoa died earlier today in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and she recounted his turbulent last days to the Jamaica Gleaner.

“I got a call early this morning to say that he had been transferred from the facility to the hospital … which is like five minutes away … because he was vomiting. He was initially diagnosed with lymphoma in 2019, but for the last six months he was also struggling with pneumonia,” Malvia revealed.

“He told me not to worry because everything was going to be all right.”

In addition to collabing with Shaggy, Shabba Ranks, Buju Banton and other fellow reggae icons, Cocoa also launched the country’s New Year’s Eve events Dancehall Jam Jam in 2003 … a blowout custom still celebrated today.

Cocoa was 65.