Kanye West faced shocking new claims as ex-assistant Lauren Pisciotta accused him of sexual assault and offering her as a sexual “gift.”
Kanye West has been hit with a new claim in court—his ex-assistant says he tried to pass her off as a “sexual gift” during a business trip in San Francisco.
The lawsuit, originally filed in 2024, has now been updated with more graphic details.
According to a second amended lawsuit filed this week, Lauren Pisciotta says Kanye West accused the rapper of sexual assault, sex trafficking, false imprisonment and several other serious allegations.
The alleged incidents went down while West was working on his Donda Academy project and during a studio session with Diddy. Pisciotta claims West started making creepy moves on her while they were staying at a hotel.
She says he kissed her without consent, asked her nasty questions and even masturbated in front of her before passing out mid-sentence. But it didn’t stop there.
In the complaint, she says West “shoved her onto the bed, pinned her down and forced his penis into her mouth.” She says she begged him to stop and “froze in shock and fear.”
Pisciotta says West tried to trade her like some kind of party favor. According to her, he “offered her as a sexual gift to someone in exchange for West having sex with that person’s significant other.”
She also claims West had a habit of “offering women as sexual gifts to men.” Pisciotta also accuses West of not paying her a promised $3 million severance after firing her in 2022.
West’s legal team already asked the court to toss the whole case, calling it “baseless.” But West didn’t stop there—he went off on Twitter (X) earlier this year with an offensive post about Pisciotta.
“YOU KNOW WHY I NEVER F##### LAUREN PISCIOTA…CAUSE SHE SMELT AKWARD
AND HALF THE NBA CAN ATTEST TO THAT LAUREN IF YOU OUT THERE I GOT ONE PIECE OF ADVICE…FREEZE YOUR EGGS CAUSE NOBODY WANTS THEM,” he wrote, taking a direct shot at her body.
Kanye West also called the lawsuit an extortion attempt and has refused to apologize or admit to anything. No word yet on when this case will go to trial, but it’s clear this legal fight is far from over.
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