Producer Metro Boomin accused of ‘rape that caused pregnancy’ in lawsuit

Metro Boomin, a music producer, is accused of raping a woman and giving birth.

The 31-year-old American musician, who goes by Leland Tyler Wayne, has furiously refuted the accusations made against him. A claimant named Vanessa LeMaistre is suing him because she claims the Grammy-nominated star raped her in 2016 and that this allegedly led to an unwanted and terminating pregnancy.

LeMaistre claimed that the incident took place in a California recording studio in September 2016 and that she was the subject of a lawsuit that she brought on Tuesday in Los Angeles County’s Superior Court. Wayne’s attorney, Lawrence Hinkle II, has hit back against he allegations which he has branded “false”.

He told the Mirror: “This is a pure shakedown. These are false accusations. Mr. Wayne has already resisted paying her for months. Mr. Waynewill defend himself in court. Once he wins, he will file a malicious prosecution claim.

LeMaistre met Wayne via a friend in Las Vegas in 2016, according to The Independent. According to legend, the pair spent time together in a recording studio after developing a mutual interest in music. In the recording studios in September of that year, it is suggested that the two enjoyed the shots.

LeMaistre “took half a Xanax,” according to The Independent, to “help her get through difficult times and numb the pain.” Then, it is claimed, she recovered consciousness and later found herself in a hotel room.

The publication quotes the lawsuit stating: “Ms. LeMaistre, completely confused, overwhelmed and traumatised by the brief flashes of memory she had, was desperate to get out of the room”. LeMaistre is alleged to have had an abortion after learning she was pregnant later in the lawsuit.

According to the lawsuit, “Ms. LeMaistre knew that she could not continue the pregnancy and maintain any semblance of her declining mental health given the recent loss of her son and the traumatic cause of her pregnancy.” As a result, Ms. LeMaistre had an abortion in November 2016″.

LeMaistre’s own attorney is quoted slamming Wayne for the “offensive” and “explicit” lyrics found in his music. The producer has been making music since 2014, when he released his debut single, Chanel Vintage, which also had Future and Young Thug as artists. Offset, Drake, and Travis Scott are just a few examples of the musicians he has collaborated with.

Wayne has been using social media to communicate with fans despite his legal issues. He cited Jeremiah in an annotated document that read, “Then you will call upon me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you,” on Wednesday. When you search for me with your heart, you will find me.

If you’ve been the victim of sexual assault, you can access help and resources via www. rapecrisis. org. uk or calling the national telephone helpline on 0808 802 9999*

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Source: Mirror