The drama surrounding Kanye West—aka Ye—just hit another jaw-dropping level. His former assistant, Lauren Pisciotta, is turning to desperate measures to serve the rapper with legal papers, claiming he’s actively avoiding her lawsuit, which includes allegations of sexual harassment, assault, and wrongful termination.
After months of searching for Kanye—who seems to have vanished from his usual haunts—Pisciotta is now asking a court to allow her to serve him via a newspaper ad. Yes, you read that right. A celebrity lawsuit splashed across the pages of a publication might be the next chapter in Kanye’s long list of legal battles.
Here’s the full scoop on what’s going down with Ye’s elusive behavior, Pisciotta’s shocking claims, and why this case could set Hollywood abuzz.
Kanye West’s Vanishing Act: Tokyo, Empty Mansions, and Defunct Businesses
If you’ve been wondering where Kanye is these days, you’re not alone. Pisciotta’s legal team has been struggling to locate the 47-year-old rap icon after he moved out of his $10,000-a-month West Hollywood rental, which he shared with his wife, Bianca Censori.
Although Kanye bought a multi-million-dollar mansion in Beverly Hills last year, the property has reportedly remained empty. Instead, the couple appears to have relocated to Tokyo, Japan, leaving Pisciotta’s lawyers chasing shadows.
New court documents obtained by The U.S. Sun reveal that Kanye has not yet hired a lawyer or responded to Pisciotta’s claims, which she initially filed in June 2024. The plaintiff’s team claims Ye is “evading service” and that his businesses, including YEEZY Construction, LLC, appear to be defunct.
The Allegations: A Shocking Mix of Harassment, Assault, and Broken Promises
Pisciotta’s claims against Kanye West read like a script from the most scandalous Hollywood drama. Here’s a breakdown of her lawsuit:
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- Sexual Texts and Broken Promises: Pisciotta alleges that Kanye bombarded her with inappropriate messages during her time as his assistant, before abruptly firing her and failing to pay the $3 million severance package he had allegedly promised.
- Disturbing Plane Incident: According to her complaint, Kanye once invited her into his private jet’s bedroom during an overnight trip to Paris. There, she claims, the rapper masturbated under the covers until he fell asleep, while she sat frozen in a nearby chair.
- Drugged at a Studio: In an amended complaint, Pisciotta recounts an incident years earlier at a Santa Monica recording studio session co-hosted by Kanye and Sean “Diddy” Combs. She alleges that her drink was spiked with an unidentified drug, leaving her disoriented and with no memory of what transpired. Years later, she claims Kanye referred to the night, saying they “hooked up a little,” which she denies remembering.
Pisciotta, a former OnlyFans model, was promoted from Executive Assistant to Chief of Staff during her time working for Kanye between 2021 and 2022. But since filing her lawsuit, she’s reportedly moved back to Florida and has been posting cryptic quotes and sultry photos on social media.
Desperate Measures: Serving Kanye Through a Newspaper Ad
Unable to track him down, Pisciotta’s team is asking the court for permission to serve Kanye with the lawsuit by placing an advertisement in a newspaper. This legal strategy is often a last resort when defendants go MIA.
A recent court filing, dated January 22, states that Pisciotta plans to appear in court within days to make her request official. If granted, Kanye could soon see his name plastered across headlines in a way he likely never expected.
Kanye’s Response (or Lack Thereof)
Kanye has previously denied all allegations, calling Pisciotta’s claims “baseless.” However, his silence in court and refusal to respond to the lawsuit have left many wondering what’s really going on.
Meanwhile, Kanye’s recent social media activity paints a picture of a man unfazed by controversy. Posting on Instagram, Ye confirmed his billionaire status—claiming a net worth of $2.77 billion—and cheekily added the caption, “LAA LA LA LA.”
Kanye’s Legal Troubles Are Piling Up
This isn’t the only lawsuit Kanye is dealing with. Several former employees are also trying to serve him with legal papers, claiming unpaid wages and mistreatment.
Despite these mounting cases, Kanye seems unbothered. Legal experts speculate that he may be waiting to settle these lawsuits quietly—after all, with billions in the bank, he can afford to.
Fans and Critics React: Is Kanye Really Untouchable?
Social media is divided, as always, when it comes to Kanye West.
- “He’s a genius, but this is a bad look,” one fan tweeted.
- “Evading lawsuits doesn’t scream ‘innocent,’” another chimed in.
- Meanwhile, Kanye’s loyal followers defended him, arguing that Pisciotta’s claims seem opportunistic.
What’s Next for Pisciotta’s Lawsuit?
The next hearing in Pisciotta’s case is scheduled for January 29 in Los Angeles. Whether or not the court grants her request to serve Kanye via publication remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: this legal drama is far from over.
As the story unfolds, all eyes will be on whether Kanye finally addresses the allegations—or continues to keep fans and critics guessing from his Tokyo hideout.
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