Shocking Allegations Against Ye Former Assistant Accuses Rapper of Drugging and Sexual Assault

In a harrowing legal complaint, Lauren Pisciotta, a former assistant and chief of staff to Ye (formerly Kanye West), has accused the rapper of drugging and sexually assaulting her during an event co-hosted by Sean “Diddy” Combs. This amended complaint, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, adds significant weight to Ye’s ongoing legal troubles, detailing a night of disorientation and confusion that Pisciotta alleges led to her sexual assault.

Pisciotta recounts an evening at a studio session in Santa Monica, California, where she and other guests were served drinks. After consuming only a few sips, she claims to have felt increasingly disoriented. “I began to slip into an altered and heavily impaired state,” she stated in the complaint. This night ended in confusion, with Pisciotta waking up the next day feeling physically ill and unable to recall what had transpired.

Believing her drink had been tampered with, she did not investigate the incident further. However, years later, after being fired by Ye, comments from his ex-wife led her to confront the painful reality of her experience.

Pisciotta alleges that Ye admitted to a brief sexual encounter after she confronted him about his ex-wife’s comments. This revelation was not only shocking but prompted her to file the lawsuit, which was originally launched in June. The complaint now includes accusations of sexual harassment, wrongful termination, and a hostile work environment, highlighting a pattern of inappropriate behavior throughout her employment.

Pisciotta’s complaint also details a series of troubling workplace dynamics. She was promised a substantial raise from her $1 million salary to $3 million upon her promotion but claims she never received it. After her firing, she was allegedly offered a $3 million severance package that she also did not receive.

Throughout her tenure, Pisciotta describes a work environment riddled with inappropriate advances. She alleges Ye often discussed his sexual interests openly, requesting “hugs,” which she claims were code for physical contact. In one instance, she was allegedly coerced into flying to New York on her birthday to deliver his passport, only to be met with unwanted advances.

These allegations against Ye come in the wake of multiple lawsuits facing the rapper and his business ventures. A John Doe recently filed a separate lawsuit against Ye, citing threats to his life and retaliation after reporting child abuse at Donda Academy, the school founded by Ye.

Additionally, Sean Combs is facing serious accusations, including charges related to sex trafficking and numerous sexual assault lawsuits. The environment surrounding both artists raises questions about the treatment of women in the entertainment industry.

The allegations made by Lauren Pisciotta against Ye reveal a troubling pattern of behavior and misconduct that extends beyond a single incident. As these legal battles unfold, the implications for Ye, Combs, and the broader industry are significant. Both artists are now faced with not only legal scrutiny but also a public reckoning regarding their treatment of women in their professional spheres.