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Legendary singer Smokey Robinson is fighting back against sexual assault accusations by filing a $500 million defamation countersuit, claiming the allegations are false and motivated by greed, while the accusers seek $50 million in damages for alleged misconduct and hostile work environment.
Motown legend Smokey Robinson has filed a $500 million defamation lawsuit against four former housekeepers who accused him of sexual assault, claiming the allegations are fabricated and part of an extortion attempt, while he is also under criminal investigation for the same accusations.
Smokey Robinson has filed a $500 million counter-complaint against four former employees who previously sued him for $50 million, alleging sexual battery and assault, claiming the accusations are fabricated and part of an extortion scheme. The Robinsons deny the allegations, describe their relationship with the accusers as familial, and accuse the women of misconduct, including theft and defamation. The case involves complex legal disputes, including a motion to dismiss the original suit for improper filing under fictitious names, amid an active criminal investigation.
Smokey Robinson filed a countersuit accusing his former housekeepers and their lawyers of defamation, claiming their sexual assault allegations are fabricated and seeking to dismiss their lawsuit, which was filed anonymously by the women who alleged years of abuse.
Smokey Robinson has filed a $500 million defamation and elder abuse lawsuit against four former housekeepers who previously accused him of sexual harassment and rape, claiming they fabricated the allegations to extort money and slander his reputation, while also alleging misconduct by their lawyer during a press conference.
Smokey Robinson, the legendary songwriter, producer, and vocalist, delivers a captivating performance at the Tiny Desk Concert. With his sweet falsetto and timeless hits like "The Tears Of A Clown," Robinson showcases his enduring talent. He also presents tracks from his new album, Gasms, including the romantic "Beside You" and the standout sax solo in "If We Don't Have Each Other." Closing with the beloved "Cruisin'," Robinson's performance leaves the audience delighted and longing for more.
Smokey Robinson revealed in an interview that he had an extramarital affair with Diana Ross while they were working together at Motown, but Ross ended it after a year because she knew Robinson still loved his wife. Robinson also laughed off rumors that he and Ross are Michael Jackson's biological parents.
Smokey Robinson revealed in an interview with The Guardian that he had a year-long affair with fellow Motown icon Diana Ross while he was still married to his ex-wife. Robinson also denied the rumor that he and Ross are Michael Jackson's real parents. He explained that they were working together and it just happened, but Ross soon cut off the romance because she knew Robinson still loved his wife. Robinson also discussed his belief that people are capable of loving more than one person at the same time.
Smokey Robinson revealed in an interview that he had an affair with Diana Ross during the early days of Motown, while he was still married to his first wife. Robinson claims the relationship lasted about a year and that he was trying to help Ross with her career. However, he admits that he was in love with two people at the same time and that he cheated on his wife. Fans are disappointed with Robinson's decision to reveal this information and are questioning his motives for promoting his new album, GASMS.
Soul icon Smokey Robinson has released a new album titled "Gasms," featuring a repetitive track of the same name that includes variations like gasms, eyegasms, eargasms, and mindgasms. The nine-track project features other sultry titles like "I Wanna Know Your Body," "Roll Around," and "I Fit in There." Robinson intended to cause controversy with his latest album, but he hinted that the meaning might not necessarily be as sexual as you think.
Smokey Robinson, 83, has spoken candidly about his historic affair with Diana Ross, while insisting he's still a 'sexual being' in his elder years. The Motown legend feared he would never sing again after his terrifying battle with Covid-19 in 2021. He revealed he spent 11 days in acute care in an Los Angeles hospital after contracting the virus and was left so weak from the virus that he nearly died.