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“I am deeply hurt by the lies in Rodney Jones’ lawsuit,” Narvaez wrote in a since-deleted Instagram post.

The Monday filing said Jackson “nonsuits all his claims” against Narvaez “without prejudice,” meaning he would retain the right to refile it in the future.

In his May complaint, which was reviewed by The Times, Jackson said upon learning that Narvaez had been labeled a “long-time ‘sex worker’” in Lil Rod’s second amended complaint, he took immediate legal action to revoke the OnlyFans model’s full custody over their son.

Jackson’s attorneys described Narvaez’s move as a “purposeful attempt to … destroy his personal and business reputation, harm Jackson’s commercial and business interests, negatively affect his custody case, and prevent him from seeing his minor son,” and ultimately labeled her post “defamatory” and “unequivocally false.”

His attorneys claimed that Narvaez’s lawyers responded by insisting that he give her millions of dollars and drop his custody lawsuit in return for her taking down the post, demands that the lawsuit called “clearly extortive in nature.”