Megan Thee Stallion’s Lawyer Addresses ‘Salacious Accusations’ From Videographer

Megan Thee Stallion responded to the harassment lawsuit submitted in opposition to her by a law firm on April 23. Emilio Garcia, previous videographer for the rapper, alleges he was compelled to view the rapper have intercourse in a shifting vehicle, amongst other complaints in the go well with. “This is an work declare for revenue — with no sexual harassment claim submitted and with salacious accusations to attempt to embarrass her,” Megan’s law firm, Alex Spiro, informed “Page Six.” “We will deal with this in courtroom.” Garcia sued the Grammy-award winning artist citing a hostile operate atmosphere, harassment, and multiple labor code violations. Her label, Roc Nation Warm Female Touring and her management firm are also named in the lawsuit.

“Such harassment was so serious or pervasive that it altered the terms and situations of Plaintiff’s employment, making a hostile, abusive operate natural environment and generating his performing problems intolerable,” the lawsuit reads, according to documents attained by Vulture. Garcia labored with Megan from 2018 until eventually he was fired in June 2023. His legal professional say it was “direct retaliation for his complaints,” “Page Six” noted.

Garcia alleges he was trapped in a moving SUV when Megan and a lady commenced to have sexual intercourse in Spain in June 2022, in accordance to the lawsuit. He promises he felt traumatized by the ordeal and was instructed by the rapper “don’t ever examine what you saw” when she acquired he was current in the vehicle. Elsewhere in the filing, Megan is accused of berating and extra fat-shaming Garcia, failing to spend him commensurately with his do the job “during all waking hours of the working day,” and switching to a “pay-for every-task” invoicing procedure that “significantly” reduced his in general wage. The previous videographer mentioned the “toxic perform environment” remaining him with “mounting stress and anxiety, despair, and physical distress,” in accordance to the filing.