Questions surrounding Kanye West’s behavior have intensified, with netizens speculating whether he is struggling with insecurity or engaging in questionable activities.
Recent reports suggest that West, now known as Ye, allegedly tasked an employee with tailing Kim Kardashian and his current wife, Bianca Censori, while she was visiting her family in Australia.
A former employee, identified as “John Doe” to protect his anonymity, has filed a lawsuit alleging that Ye ordered him to investigate the Kardashian family for “sex trafficking.”
According to the suit, Ye also asked the man, a former “director of intelligence,” to monitor Censori during her family visit to Australia and to keep tabs on Kardashian. The allegations took a disturbing turn when the man claimed that West lashed out at him after he reported an instance of child abuse at Donda Academy, West’s school.
The report, passed along to the company’s leadership, reportedly prompted Ye to threaten the employee. “You’re fucking dead to me!” Ye allegedly shouted, before playing a “recording of scary voices” that made threats toward the plaintiff.
Lawsuit details retaliation and emotional distress
In his lawsuit, John Doe claims retaliation and emotional distress, stating that the incident triggered his post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) from his military service, as well as panic attacks and anxiety. Additionally, he alleges that West owes him unpaid wages from several pay periods before his employment ended.
John Doe, who says he was hired as a “deputy campaign director” in December 2022 before being promoted to “director of intelligence,” also handled various other issues for West, including retrieving lost or stolen items.
According to the suit, “It was common for Ye to lose expensive cars or fail to pay people for services rendered at Ye’s direction.” The allegations are part of a broader legal complaint that highlights internal issues within West’s operations, as well as the emotional toll it has allegedly taken on the former employee. The case is likely to draw further attention as it unfolds, given West’s controversial public persona and his ongoing legal challenges.
