Kanye West's Former Assistant Accuses Him Of Drugging, Raping Her At Diddy Event
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Ye's ex-assistant alleged that the rapper told his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, that the two "hooked up."
An ex-assistant of Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, has accused him of drugging and raping her while at a studio session in Santa Monica, California, co-hosted by Ye and Sean “Diddy” Combs, according to disturbing new court documents reported by The New York Post and The Daily Mail.
Lauren Pisciotta, who filed a wrongful termination and sexual harassment lawsuit against the rapper in June, said Ye “sought” her and her former unnamed musician client out before inviting them to the event, according to a filing in Los Angeles Superior Court this past week.
Pisciotta alleged that Ye handed her a beverage after telling people at the event they had to drink if they wanted to stay. After she took a few sips, she “suddenly started to feel disorientated ... and began to slip into an altered and highly impaired state,” as well as felt “less in control of her body and speech.”
The next day, she said she couldn’t remember the night before and felt “immense shame and embarrassment,” while her ex-client “was too traumatized and disturbed to speak about the night,” according to the documents.
The studio session is alleged to have happened years before Pisciotta worked for Ye in 2021 and 2022.
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