Kanye West’s Sexual Assault Lawsuit Delayed as He Stays in Tokyo—Here’s What’s Happening
Kanye West’s Court Hearing in Lawsuit Delayed as He Stays in Tokyo
Kanye West’s legal case involving his former assistant, Lauren Pisciotta, has been postponed. The rapper has yet to respond to the lawsuit, and the court date has now been pushed back.
Image source: Instagram/laurenpisciotta
Lawsuit Filed by Former Assistant
Lauren Pisciotta, 36, filed a lawsuit against Kanye West in June 2024, citing workplace misconduct, breach of contract, and wrongful termination. She claims that Kanye urged her to leave her OnlyFans career and promised her a $3 million severance, which she has not received.
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Kanye West’s Legal Status
Despite the lawsuit, Kanye, 47, has not made a formal legal response. His former publicist called the claims "baseless." Pisciotta’s legal team has faced difficulties in serving him as he has been staying in Tokyo.
Image source: Instagram/laurenpisciotta
Image source: Instagram/laurenpisciotta
Court Date Rescheduled to March 2025
Originally set for January 29, the court hearing has been moved to March 27 to allow more time for legal proceedings. The delay is intended to ensure that all parties involved are notified.
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Allegations and Legal Proceedings
Pisciotta alleges that she experienced inappropriate workplace behavior and was subjected to distressing situations while working for Kanye between 2021 and 2022. She also mentioned a past incident involving a recording studio session.
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