American rapper Kanye Westnow called Ye, faces a new lawsuit, this time filed by a former assistant who accuses him of sexual harassment, breach of contract, wrongful termination and hostile work environmentaccording to the entertainment portal ‘TMZ’.

The plaintiff, Lauren Pisciotta, worked as the artist’s personal assistant between July 2021 and October 2022, when she was fired. According to the model, West He fired her after sending her sexual messages and videos.

‘TMZ’ points out that Pisciotta was an OnlyFans model, where he earned a million dollars a year. West met her when she had launched her clothing line and hired her, according to the portal, which cites the legal document, in which Pisciotta alleges in addition to her that she worked with the rapper on three songs from his album ‘Donda’ .

Pisciotta points out that in July 2022 West asked her to delete her OnlyFans account, promising that he would pay her the same amount she earned from her photos, and she accepted. Shortly after, he assures, the artist He started sending her sexual text messages.masturbated when they talked on the phone and asked him if he could hear or guess what he was doing, according to ‘TMZ’.

According to the demand echoed by said website, there were a large number of text messages, sexual photographs and videos, including two in which the rapper had sexual relations with a model. West appointed Pisciotta as chief of staff for her various companies, with a salary of four million dollars, but in October 2022 he fired her. He offered her compensation of three million dollars, which she accepted but he never paid.

On April 2nd, another former West employee sued him, as well as his Yeezy clothing brand, and Donda, the private school he owns, for racial discrimination, harassment and unfair dismissal, among others. The lawsuit was filed by Trevor Phillips, an African-American who claims he suffered abuse from the singer since he began working with him in 2022 for his Yeezy brand.

In April 2023 West was also sued for racial discrimination by two former African-American teachers who claimed to have been unfairly fired. The artist has previously faced other lawsuits for assault and non-payment.