Hip-hop producer Metro Boomin was sued by Vanessa LeMaistre, who accused him of rape and sexual assault that allegedly resulted in a pregnancy.
Metro Boomin is being sued by a woman who accused him of rape and sexual assault that allegedly resulted in a pregnancy.
According to the lawsuit filed Tuesday and obtained by Page Six, Vanessa LeMaistre claimed the hip-hop producer, born Leland Tyler Wayne, allegedly raped her in a Beverly Hills, Calif., hotel in 2016 after she blacked out.
LeMaistre claimed in the suit that she was “deeply distraught and in mourning” over the February 2016 death of her 9-month-old son Kamden when she met Metro, 31, in Las Vegas through mutual friends.
She alleged in the lawsuit that she was invited to hang out with the famed musician — who has collaborated with the likes of Future, 21 Savage, Post Malone, Migos, Drake and more — at a studio session.
LeMaistre, 38, accused Metro of giving her half of a Xanax pill and a shot of alcohol before she blacked out and woke up in a different location.
“The next thing Ms. LeMaistre can recall is waking up on a bed in a different location with Wayne raping her and being completely unable to move or make a sound,” the suit read.
“She was in and out of consciousness for an unknown amount of time but awoke again at some point to Wayne performing oral sex on her.”
LeMaistre claimed in the suit that “at no point during this encounter” was she “able to consent to
any sexual activity, and Wayne’s conduct without question constituted rape and sexual assault.
