Results for: Sexual Harassment

Megan Thee Stallion has been accused of sexual harassment and fostering a hostile work environment by her former photographer and videographer, Emilio Garcia. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles on Tuesday, alleges that Garcia was subjected to verbal abuse, including fat-shaming comments, and was forced to witness Megan having sex with another woman without his consent. Garcia also claims he was denied overtime pay and breaks while working for Megan, and that he was reclassified as an independent contractor, depriving him of basic insurance coverage.

In a bombshell lawsuit, Emilio Garcia, a former photographer for Megan Thee Stallion, has alleged that he was forced to witness a sexual act between Megan and another woman, unjustifiably terminated, and endured abusive behavior during his employment. The incident transpired in 2022 during a night out in Ibiza, Spain, where Garcia found himself trapped in a moving SUV with Megan as she engaged in a sexual encounter. Garcia alleges that he was unable to escape the situation and was left feeling humiliated and violated. The lawsuit claims that the following day, Megan instructed Garcia to keep the incident a secret, berated him, and engaged in body shaming. Despite previous complaints about excessive workload, low pay, and a hostile work environment, Garcia was classified as an independent contractor but treated as an exclusive employee. After raising these concerns, Garcia was dismissed the next day, prompting him to file a job discrimination complaint with the California Civil Rights Department. The lawsuit seeks financial compensation for the emotional and physical distress Garcia endured as a result of the incident, his termination, and the trauma he experienced. Megan’s legal team has stated that they will contest the allegations in court.

Meg Thee Stallion’s lawyer, Alex Spiro, has denied allegations of sexual harassment made by her former cameraman, Emilio Garcia. Garcia reportedly filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles, claiming that Meg exposed herself to him and demanded he remain silent about it during a June 2022 tour stop in Ibiza. However, Spiro stated that Garcia’s claim is solely an employment claim for money and that no sexual harassment lawsuit has been filed.

Lisa Vanderpump has come to the defense of Andy Cohen after a series of allegations were made against him by former Bravo stars. In a recent interview, Vanderpump expressed her support for Cohen, stating that she believes the allegations are unfounded and that she has never witnessed any inappropriate behavior on his part. She also noted that Cohen has always been a close friend and that she believes he is a good person.

Megan Thee Stallion is being sued by a former cameraman, Emilio Garcia, who alleges that she created a hostile work environment and harassed him. The lawsuit claims that Garcia was forced to witness Megan and another woman having sex in a car, and that she subsequently shamed him for his appearance and weight. Garcia is seeking unpaid wages, punitive damages, and the costs he has incurred.

A photographer who worked for American rapper Megan Thee Stallion has filed a lawsuit against her, alleging sexual harassment, unfair dismissal, and abuse. The plaintiff, Emilio Garcia, claims that Megan forced him to watch her engage in sexual activity, subjected him to verbal abuse and body-shaming, and misclassified him as an independent contractor to avoid providing proper employment benefits. Garcia alleges that he raised concerns about his working conditions but was fired the following day. Megan’s lawyer has dismissed the lawsuit as an attempt to extort money and embarrass the rapper. The case is expected to proceed to trial.

A photographer who worked for Megan Thee Stallion is alleging in a lawsuit that he was forced to witness sexual acts, subjected to harassment and abuse, and unfairly fired after raising concerns about his treatment. The suit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court by Emilio Garcia, claims that Garcia was present in an SUV with Megan and another woman when sexual activity occurred, causing him significant distress. Garcia also alleges that he was berated, fat-shamed, and misclassified as an independent contractor, despite working exclusively for Megan. He was fired shortly after raising these issues, leading him to file a discrimination complaint with the California Civil Rights Department. Megan Thee Stallion’s lawyer has denied the allegations and stated that she will contest the lawsuit in court.

Emilio Garcia, a former photographer for Megan Thee Stallion, filed a lawsuit alleging that he was forced to witness her having sex, unfairly fired, and abused while employed by her. The suit claims that Megan engaged in sexual activity in a moving SUV with another woman while Garcia was present, causing him embarrassment and mortification. Garcia alleges that he was fired the following day after raising concerns about his treatment and working conditions.

In a recent court filing, Vince McMahon, the former executive chairman of WWE, has denied allegations of sex trafficking and sexual harassment made by Janel Grant. McMahon claims that Grant willingly engaged in a three-year sexual relationship with him and that she fabricated many of the claims in her lawsuit. The filing alleges that Grant frequently visited McMahon’s penthouse late at night and returned to her own apartment, where she lived with her fiancé, after their encounters. McMahon also claims that Grant attempted to extort $3 million from him to keep their relationship a secret. Grant’s attorney has denied these claims, stating that Grant was coerced into writing love letters to McMahon and that he continues to psychologically torture her.

Rapper Megan Thee Stallion is facing a lawsuit from a former employee who alleges sexual harassment, unpaid wages, and a hostile work environment. Emilio Garcia, who worked as Stallion’s personal camera operator, claims that the rapper engaged in sexual acts in front of him and made derogatory comments about his weight. Garcia also alleges that he was misclassified as an independent contractor and was not paid for overtime hours.