Rapper Kanye West is accused of trying to evade justice after his former assistant sued him for “rape at a P. Diddy. This is according to Daily Mail, reports UNN.
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In a lawsuit against the rapper, his wowed assistant Lauren Pisciotta detailed West's alleged sexual obsessions, as well as her alleged desire to sleep with, among others, his mother Bianca Censori.
The lawsuit recounts his famous sex parties and “the sheer horror of his neo-Nazi views, which included hate-filled rants and forcing staff to draw swastikas.”
She also claims West promised to pay her a salary of $4 million a year, bragged about it to Jay-Z, and then unfairly fired her and denied her a $3 million severance package.
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West has denied all claims, calling them “baseless” and accusing her of “blackmail and extortion,” but has yet to present a defense or receive a lawsuit.
In a new statement filed by his attorneys, West is accused of trying to avoid answering the charges.
The document says the rapper is “out of the country” and is “evading service” of the lawsuit, which is slowing down the case.
Since at least June - when the lawsuit was filed - West has been conducting covert activities in Japan with Chansori, claiming to be working on a new album.
Chansori was spotted shopping in Los Angeles last week, but without her husband, who hasn't been seen on U.S. soil in months.
According to the Daily Mail, West may finally be coming back from Japan n after buying a massive 11-bedroom, 18-bathroom, 20,000-square-foot mansion in Beverly Hills for $35 million.
Sources say he bought the mansion as a last-ditch effort to save his marriage, as Chansori was tired of “wandering aimlessly around the world.
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West is also facing claims that Chansori was followed by private investigators while she was overseas and that he “gagged” and choked “America's Next Top Model” alum Jenn Ahn until she passed out while filming a music video.
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