Kanye West is facing renewed allegations from his former supporter, Lauren Piciotta, who has accused him of sexual assault, assault, and false imprisonment.
A representative for Yeezy mentioned on Page Six that Piciotta’s latest claims mark the fourth iteration of her lawsuit, pointing out that the revisions seem to contradict one another. The spokesperson questioned Piciotta’s sincerity regarding her allegations, suggesting that the courts should not entertain what they call delusions.
They confidently stated, “We are more than prepared to dismantle Ms. Piciotta’s narrative before the court. Even in her confusion, she should expect a clearing of the facts.”
Yeezy’s president, Milo Yiannopoulos, also vigorously defended West, labeling Piciotta’s allegations as absurd and unfounded. He emphasized that West has no history of violence and underscored that those malicious allegations should have been directed toward someone more credible.
In response, Piciotta’s attorney, Lisa Bloom, countered by claiming that West’s team has made defamatory statements against her client, arguing that West himself has acknowledged key aspects of her accusations. She also indicated that West’s past hospitalizations could be highly detrimental to his case.
Piciotta originally filed the lawsuit in June 2024, claiming that the Grammy-winning artist assaulted her while she was on a work trip to San Francisco. She alleged he initiated unwanted physical contact and forced her into a compromising situation at his hotel.
Furthermore, Piciotta contended that West pressured her to engage in sexual acts and made inappropriate remarks about her appearance. She expressed feeling unsafe, particularly after he allegedly moved closer to her residential area following her departure from Yeezy.
West has faced accusations from Piciotta multiple times over the past summer regarding wrongful termination and sexual harassment. His legal advisors have consistently dismissed the allegations as groundless and frivolous.
If you or someone you know is affected by the issues raised in this story, contact the Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-330-0226.
