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Kanye West accused of 'oral rape'

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Kanye West has been accused of sexual assault and "oral rape" by his former assistant.

The Stronger hitmaker was first sued by Lauren Pisciotta - who worked for the rapper from 2021 until she was fired the following year - in 2024 for sexual harassment, when she claimed the controversial star had sent her explicit texts and pornographic videos, photos and calls, and she has now filed a second amended complaint which alleged assault, sexual battery and other allegations.

In a complaint obtained by People magazine, the woman accused Kanye of having "attempted to vaginally penetrate Ms. Pisciotta with his fingers" and also having "orally raped her without her consent" while she worked for him.

Lauren alleged the 48-year-old star tried to kiss her multiple times without her consent before succeeding once during a trip to San Francisco in 2021, and she claimed that on another work trip, Kanye bombarded her with intimate questions and then "stroked his penis over his pants with one hand and forcibly touched her vagina with the other hand."

The complaint went on to allege the Bound 2 rapper - who is married to Bianca Censori and has four children with ex-wife Kim Kardashian - exposed his penis to his then-employee before pushing her onto the bed and pinning her down.

 

The documents state: "He then thrust his penis repeatedly into Ms. Pisciotta's face against her will.

"As Ms. Pisciotta frantically pled for Ye to stop, Ye forced his penis into her mouth. Ms. Pisciotta froze in shock and fear but continued to plead with Ye and beg him to stop. After some time, Ye ended the rape, apologized, and exited Ms. Pisciotta's hotel room."

Other allegations of misconduct detailed in the amended complaint include Kanye having once locked Lauren in a bedroom and "forced her to watch him masturbate against her will," and "forcibly grabbed" her by the throat during a concert, as well as an accusation the rapper hired a third party to allegedly harass his assistant by "falsely reporting nonexistent emergencies and incidents," which "resulted in a barrage of alarming and intrusive visits" to her home from police, various government investigative authorities and delivery and service providers."

When Lauren filed her lawsuit last year, Kanye's legal representative denied the allegations and accused her of "blackmail and extortion" with the "baseless" claims.


 

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