Smokey Robinson won a legal battle in his legal war against his sexual assault accusers … a judge granted the singer’s request for the anonymous accusers to turn over their cell phones.

In court docs, obtained by TMZ, Smokey said he was concerned his Jane Doe accusers were allegedly deleting data from their phones. He said they had been served discovery requests for cell phone records and claimed they had been evading his requests.

Smokey asked the judge Wednesday to get the accusers to turn over the phones and on Friday the judge ordered the phones to be handed over within 10 days.

As you know … Smokey is being sued for sexual battery, assault, false imprisonment and gender violence by four Jane Does who claiming they used to work as housekeepers for the music star and his wife, Frances Gladney Robinson.

“Vanderpump Villa” star Marciano Brunette is suing “Secret Lives of Mormon Lives” star Demi Engemann for defamation … he says her sexual assault allegations against him are a bunch of baloney.

In new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Marciano claims Demi is damaging his reputation by falsely calling him a “sexual predator” and accusing him of sexual assault.

He says she’s lying about their interaction last year at the “Vanderpump Villa” in Italy … claiming the kiss they shared off camera was totally consensual, despite how Demi has been portraying things on social media and TV.

In the docs, Marciano says Demi’s story about what went down between them in August 2024 during filming in Italy has shifted over time and he says she’s “reframed the obviously consensual interaction as one of sexual misconduct and then as sexual assault” to give herself a storyline.

Marciano is also suing ‘Mormon Wives’ producer Jeff Jenkins … he says production “aired the allegations in a way designed to maximize impact while cutting Marciano out and denying him any meaningful opportunity to respond.”

He says production had “obvious reasons to doubt Engemann’s account, including inconsistencies, delay, and facts known to Production that undermined the claims” … but says the show “amplified the same accusations for profit.”

In the docs, Marciano includes alleged texts from Demi he says she sent after leaving Italy. He says she stayed in contact with him from months through calls, texts, FaceTime and invited him to visit her in Utah and California.

Marciano claims Demi even shared her location with him and says, “That behavior confirms a continued relationship, not a person reacting to sexual assault.”

In the docs, he says Demi’s false claims have resulted in “lost professional opportunities, harassment by strangers, and lasting harm to Marciano’s reputation.”

Marciano is suing for defamation and going after Demi and the producer for damages … and he wants a “narrowly tailored injunction” that prohibits them from “repeating and republishing all of the statements that are adjudicated by this Court to be defamatory.”

Dillon Danis claims he’s still feeling it after his brawl at UFC 322 … to the point where he won’t be able to attend his deposition in his Nina Agdal case next week.

According to court documents, obtained by TMZ Sports, the MMA fighter says he is currently in California “seeking medical treatment” for a head injury he sustained at MSG after throwing hands with several members of Islam Makhachev‘s team on Nov. 15.

As a result, the fighter’s lawyer says Danis won’t be around to get grilled by Agdal’s lawyers next Tuesday in New Jersey.

The brawl prompted New York City Mayor Eric Adams to call for an investigation, saying the actions were unacceptable.

It’s another delay in a saga that dates back to 2023, when Agdal served him the lawsuit following his incessant trolling.

The concussion has also forced Danis out of a scheduled bout against Anthony Taylor at Misfits Mania next month … with the company saying, “Dillon pushed for every possible path to remain on the card, but the doctors were not willing to clear him to compete this month.”