Kanye West Slams Ex-Assistant For Reportedly Changing Her Story 4 Times In Sexual Assault Lawsuit

Kanye 'Ye' West's team is not here for his former assistant's gazillion perspectives!

The rapper's camp has fired back at his former assistant, Lauren Pisciotta, for the alleged inconsistencies in her story, which accused him of assault and other crimes.

Kanye 'Ye' West's assistant first dragged him to court in 2024 and has since amended her petition two more times to add more charges, including false imprisonment and stalking, among many others.

Ye's team sent a firm response to the latest amended lawsuit brought against him by his ex-assistant. The rapper's spokesperson, who also works at Yeezy, Milo Yiannopoulos, noted that this is the fourth version of her complaint.

Yiannopoulos declared that each subsequent revision of Pisciotta's lawsuit evidently contradicts previous claims made by her team and has become increasingly absurd.

"Does Ms. Pisciotta actually believe her confabulations? We cannot know. But this breathless new installment of fantasy fiction discredits all past, present and future testimony," Yiannopoulos declared.

He stressed that the court of law makes no room for the patterns exhibited by Pisciotta, including "delusions and mental disturbances."

The rep accused Ye's former employee of targeting the rapper, who is widely known for his clean record when it comes to violent behaviors. Yiannopoulos bragged that his boss has never been arrested and does not own a gun. 

He concluded to Page Six that the former assistant is just an "extortionist" who has unfortunately failed to be discerning in the selection of her "victims."

In the updated complaint by Pisciotta, Ye faced new charges of sexual assault, sexual battery, sex trafficking, false imprisonment, stalking, and others. She supported her statements with vivid memories of the situations when Ye used his position of power to harass her.

As shared by The Blast, the former assistant claimed that one of these incidents happened when they were on a business trip and staying at a hotel in San Francisco.

Explaining why she had followed Ye, Pisciotta stated that she went as his assistant to open his Donda school, but he had other plans for her that were not official. 

Pisciotta accused Ye of making illicit passes at her, which she rebuffed until Ye kissed her on the mouth forcefully. She disclosed that the rapper also asked improper questions about her v-gina and allegedly masturbated in her presence on another occasion, while touching her private part.

Pisciotta avers in another account that Ye had stormed her hotel room and insisted on using her shower and proceeded to assault her by shoving his p-nis into her mouth despite several pleas from her. Pisciotta observed that the entertainer stopped finally, and to her surprise, apologized, then left.

She also accused the rapper of attempting to give her off as a sexual present to someone due to his interest in their partner. The rapper's former assistant affirmed that this behavior was right up the rapper's alley.

The lawsuit is not the only challenge the rapper has faced in his career lately; he is also currently dealing with financial difficulties, which are impacting his career growth.

His acrimonious support of Hitler has resulted in his being banned from performing in showbiz capitals in Europe, the UK, and America, which has now resulted in an alleged financial decline in his career.

The Blast reported that he lost nearly $ 3 million overnight, yet he continues to pay his new wife, Bianca Censori, hundreds of thousands of dollars to create provocative publicity stunts with her outfits. 

These days, Ye is deep in the throes of a money crisis and, according to sources, he is being pressured immensely to get gigs. He has reportedly booked a performance at the Rubicon festival in Bratislava, Slovakia, with a capacity of 26,000; a long way off the lofty gigs he got in the past.

His pro-Nazi stance has also seen him blacklisted by various establishments such as the Wembley Stadium and the London Stadium long before he released his "Heil Hitler" song in May.

He has now been told to stay away from several countries, including Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Australia, and more, due to his comments. According to sources, his team is frantically scrambling to book shows, but his demanding price of $7 million a show has scared off most venues from taking him.

The venues are also concerned about possible protests and boycotts that may follow his performance at their establishment. Ye is being banned virtually everywhere in Europe, either by the venues refusing to welcome him or by being unable to secure travel visas.

His 26,000-venue performance may also be hanging by a thread, especially after over 3,500 people signed a petition demanding that the Mayor of Bratislava restrict Ye from taking the stage.

They described his possible performance as an insult to the historical legacy and experiences of all victims of the Nazi regime.

The petition, signed by the representatives of such organizations as Peace for Ukraine and Cities for Democracy, accuses Ye of publicly and consistently following symbols and an ideology that was linked to the darkest time of contemporary history.

The rapper has also been characterized as one of the most popular antisemites in the world. The groups also maintained in their demands that it is not acceptable that Bratislava becomes the only city in Europe where the designer will perform.

The petition emphasized that if Ye were allowed to perform in the country, it might invite radical and extremist organizations from Slovakia and other countries.

Some of the "All Falls Down" rapper's industry friends have been holding space for him since his latest controversial personality. The rapper is said to have taken on a new form from what he was known to be before his marriage to the SKIMS founder.

Larry Charles, a renowned comedy scriptwriter who nearly worked with the rapper in 2008, referred to him as a sweetheart who was nothing close to becoming the Nazi promoting artist he later turned into.

Many years before entering into the Kardashian empire and the consequences-filled headlines that have now made him so controversial, Ye, according to comedy creator Charles, was a "sweet, funny and self-aware artist."

The comedian added that "everybody got along great, and [West] was wonderful to work with." He even considered the rapper a very good friend at some point in their interaction.