Less than a year after filing for divorce from his wife, Matt LeBlanc’s encounter with a stripper is still coming back to haunt him. TMZ has the latest on his legal woes:

The suit, obtained by TMZ and filed Tuesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court, alleges that LeBlanc “did intentionally slander” and make “false statements” to the National Enquirer. In the article LeBlanc says, “The stripper was all over me … I was drinking, and she was crossing the line … pushing her breasts into me and grabbing my hands to go all over her body.” “I acted like a fool,” he told the tabloid, “in allowing myself to be led astray and placed in such a horrible situation and I feel ashamed. As a family man, I’ve asked myself, ‘How could I have been so stupid and naïve to get myself into such a situation with a stripper?’” Stephens claims she was “never sexually aggressive” and “never engaged in any sexual touching” and “all contact between [LeBlanc] and [Stephens] took place in the privacy of [Stephens'] home.”

Yes, because the last thing a stripper needs is for her reputation to be tarnished with any accusations of behavior that might be construed as “sleazy” and/or “less than respectable.”