Rapper Soulja Boy Accused of Sexual Assault of Ex-Personal Assistant

Jane Doe [says]9https://www.thewrap.com/soulja-boy-sued-assault-battery/#:~:text=Soulja%20Boy%20Sued%20for%20Assault%20and%20Battery%20of%20a%20Woman%20After%20House%20Party,-Lawsuit%20accuses%20the&text=A%20woman%20who%20says%20she,Malibu%20on%20February%201%2C%202019.) that following the first alleged sexual assault in February 2019, the rapper showed remorse and gave her $1000. On one occasion, Soulja Boy was accused of tackling Jane Doe to the floor, kicking her in the ribs, and dragging her body down a flight of stairs. She says she believed she was "in love with Defendant Way and was placated to remain in this toxic relationship by Defendant Way who would often say 'I didn't mean it'".

On other occasions, Jane Doe accuses the rapper of becoming enraged over the most trivial offenses that were typically caused by his jealousy. Soulja Boy allegedly threatened his ex-assistant with bodily harm and statements like "I should have killed you."

Soulja Boy allegedly punched Jane Doe directly in the head, so hard, on at least ten separate occasions, that she would lose consciousness and "wake up in a locked bedroom with no mattress, food, or water". Jane Doe claims she tried to quit and leave the rapper, and on numerous occasions, Soulja Boy would "inappropriately touch Plaintiff's body, forcefully pull her pants off, and rape her".

The rapper is accused of denying his ex-assistant the $500 a week for her services because he bought her a car and claimed he did not need to pay her because she was living with him.

Soulja Boy's ex-assistant claims when she was finally able to escape the rapper's home, she returned to collect her things, and the rapper allegedly raped her several times. She even brought law enforcement to assist her in retrieving her things, and the rapper denied them entry.

In a statement by Jane Doe's attorney, Neama Rahmani, President of West Coast Trial Lawyers, Rahmani says, "Way’s treatment of our client, as an employee and as a person who deserves respect, has traumatized and filled her with fear. His abuse imprisoned her physically, mentally and emotionally. When she mustered the courage to flee, he impoverished her. His exploitation severely hampered our client’s ability to re-establish herself in the workplace and in society. We believe he should be held accountable.”