A woman by the name of Laquana Morris, aka Layla Lace filed a complaint accusing Drake of sexually assaulting her.
What We Know:
- Laquana Morris, aka Layla Lace accused rapper/singer Drake of sexual assault on January 23, 2017 in Manchester, UK.
- Morris wrote and signed a retainer agreement with her lawyer, Alexander Cabereiras, explaining that Drake forced her to perform oral sex on him. Drake privately paid a settlement of $350,000 after negotiating with Lace.
- Morris said, “It wasn’t your ordinary oral, it was more so a fetish where he measured a cup and demanded that I spit in the cup until he had measured it. Afterwards, he dumped the spit on my face repeating, ‘I wanna see your face messy’.”
- Drake was investigated by UK authorities and was eventually cleared of any criminal actions.
- Drake is now suing Lace for civil extortion, intentional infliction of emotional distress, abuse of process, fraud and defamation, according to The Blast.
- Afterwards, the lead investigator sent Lace an email explaining that the reason he wasn’t prosecuted is that he couldn’t secure a 100% conviction, according to The Blast.
Drake is targeting Lace for the issues she’s put him though, following the main issue of defamation of character.
EXCLUSIVE: Drake privately settled with alleged sexual assault victim for $350,000 — new documents reveal.https://t.co/P46pyd86ps
— The Blast (@TheBlastNews) June 18, 2019
