Ye’s former assistant has filed an amended lawsuit against the rapper, accusing him of drugging and sexually assaulting her, trafficking others, and using job openings to recruit sex partners. The suit alleges that Ye attacked Lauren Pisciotta in a hotel room, drugged her in a recording studio, and overshared video of sexual encounters. Ye’s representative denied the allegations and accused the plaintiff of blackmail and extortion.
The amended lawsuit adds two incidents of sexual battery, including one in a San Francisco hotel in 2021 and another at a studio session in Santa Monica. Pisciotta alleges that Ye had sex with her while she was unconscious and boasted about it years later in text messages. The suit also claims that Ye used his wealth, influence, and power to pursue sexual gratification and exploit his victims, including attempting sexual exploitation and trafficking.
The lawsuit further alleges that Ye used the promise of employment to lure potential sex partners and arranged for them to travel with him. It also claims that he used company facilities for sexual encounters with women he paid and trafficked. The lawsuit seeks compensation, punitive damages, and other relief approved by the court for wrongful termination, breach of contract, sexual harassment, and emotional distress.
Overall, the lawsuit paints a picture of Ye as a sexual predator who used his position of power to exploit and manipulate his assistant and other women.
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