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A former hype man for rapper Fat Joe has filed a $20 million lawsuit accusing him of coercion, sexual abuse of minors, underpayment, and running a criminal organization, with allegations dating back over 16 years. Fat Joe denies the claims, calling the lawsuit a retaliation, while the case adds to ongoing legal issues involving figures in the music industry.
Rapper Fat Joe is sued for $20 million by former associate Terrance Dixon, who accuses him of sexual abuse involving minors, coercive labor, and financial misconduct, which Joe denies, claiming the lawsuit is an attempt to extort money and has filed a defamation suit in response.
A former hype man of rapper Fat Joe has filed a $20 million lawsuit accusing him of sexual abuse, coercion into over 4,000 sexual acts, underpayment, and other misconduct, while Fat Joe's legal team denies the allegations as fabrications and retaliation.
A former hype man of Fat Joe has filed a lawsuit accusing the rapper of coercing him into over 4,000 sexual acts, including with minors, and engaging in sexual violence and exploitation, while also alleging financial and creative misconduct. The lawsuit also implicates associates and accuses Roc Nation of rights violations, with both sides denying the allegations and claiming legal retaliation.
Rapper Fat Joe denies allegations of sexual acts with minors and financial fraud made by his former associate, who claims he was coerced into over 4,000 sexual acts under duress, with the lawsuit seeking up to $20 million in damages.
Fat Joe is accused in a $20 million lawsuit of engaging in sexual acts with minors, including minors he allegedly paid for and flew overseas, which he vehemently denies. The lawsuit also includes allegations of coercive labor, financial fraud, and psychological coercion by his former hypeman, Dixon. Fat Joe's attorney dismisses the claims as media-driven and baseless.
Fat Joe is sued for $20 million by former hypeman Terrance Dixon, who alleges coercive labor, sexual exploitation, and involvement with minors, including disturbing claims of sexual acts with underage girls and witness to such acts. The lawsuit also accuses associates and the record label Roc Nation of complicity and misconduct.
Vice President Kamala Harris will host a cannabis reform roundtable with rapper Fat Joe and Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear as the Biden administration reviews marijuana's federal classification. The roundtable will include individuals who have been pardoned for marijuana-related convictions. Harris' stance on marijuana reform has evolved over the years, from overseeing marijuana convictions as a district attorney to calling for legalization in her 2019 book. President Biden has also expressed support for cannabis reform, including pardoning prior federal offenses for simple marijuana possession and initiating a review of marijuana's scheduling under federal law.
Fat Joe is hosting the BET Hip Hop Awards for the second year in a row, and he is thrilled to be part of the 50th anniversary celebration of hip hop. He emphasizes the importance of honoring the artists, producers, and DJs who have contributed to the genre's greatness. Fat Joe also reflects on his own 30th anniversary in the industry but prefers to focus on the present and support both established and emerging artists. He encourages the youth to uplift the hip hop community and emphasizes personal growth as an artist and host. The BET Hip Hop Awards will air on October 10th.
Rapper Fat Joe praised actress Megan Good for accompanying her boyfriend, actor Jonathan Majors, to his court hearing in his assault and harassment case. Majors was accused of physically attacking his girlfriend and was later arrested and charged with several counts of assault. Good, who reportedly began dating Majors in May, walked hand-in-hand with him into Manhattan Criminal Court. Fat Joe also questioned whether Majors will ever be able to return to the height of success he enjoyed prior to the allegations cast against him.