
Kanye West has been accused of drugging and sexually assaulting his former assistant, Lauren Pisciotta, at a studio session co-hosted by Sean "Diddy" Combs in a new lawsuit, which is getting massive traction in the media.
As reported by People, Pisciotta claims that West provided her with a beverage mixed with an unknown addictive substance before sexually assaulting and battering her.
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Lawsuit accuses Kanye West of r*ping and drugging his former assistant Lauren Pisciotta at a Diddy party. An 88-page updated lawsuit obtained by the Daily Mail says Pisciotta lost consciousness. Pisciotta says she was handed a drink from West at an event in... pic.twitter.com/amAsIVcMI0
The allegations are added to Pisciotta's previous charges against the rapper, including wrongful termination, breach of contract, and creating a hostile work environment.
According to the lawsuit from June, she sued West for these claims, but things have changed considerably over the past months because of the new developments.
There has been no response from West so far.
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According to US Weekly, West's legal representative has declared from the beginning that all the claims in the original suit are false, arguing that Pisciotta was a flamboyant and incapable assistant, who had demanded unreal sums of money.
The new claims come alongside a new lawsuit from the rapper's former assistant, who will be facing accusations of trying to steal West's cell phone to eradicate evidence that would have gone against her claims along with other records.
The filing of a new lawsuit comes at a time when Diddy is an incandescent social light. Diddy was taken into custody in September on allegations of sex trafficking, racketeering, conspiracy, and transportation to engage in prostitution.
He entered a not-guilty plea for all charges before a judge who refused to grant him bail.
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