The former head of WWE, Vince McMahon, has once again made headlines as he faces accusations of s*xual misconduct from a former WWE employee Janel Grant, have a look at her bio and age
Janel Grant recently filed a lawsuit against McMahon, alleging that he s*xually harassed and mistreated her during his tenure as the CEO.
Who is Janel Grant ex-WWE employee who has accused Vince McMahon and John Laurinaitis of s*x trafficking, bio, age, Instagram and photo
In a complaint filed on January 25, 2024, Grant detailed her experiences, claiming that McMahon exploited her after luring her with false promises of professional growth.
She is a Connecticut citizen, is a former employee of WWE, having worked there from June 2019 through March 2022 but her age isn’t known.
She alleges that he not only s*xually harassed her but also facilitated her involvement with other individuals within the organization. As per reports graphic details of Grant’s encounters with McMahon and a WWE executive in a federal court case filed in Connecticut.
According to Grant, on June 15, 2021, she was allegedly locked in an office at WWE Headquarters in Stamford, where she was s*xually assaulted while other staff members were occupied with their work.
Grant Claimed Receiving $15,000
WWE Founder Vince McMahon is being accused of sexually exploiting & trafficking former WWE staffer Janel Grant.
Janel Grant alleges that Vince McMahon sexually abused and trafficked her to staff within the company. pic.twitter.com/HNMFUQ9N2s
— 6ixBuzzTV (@6ixbuzztv) January 26, 2024
The Incident reportedly occurred on June 23, 2021, when McMahon locked Grant inside his office, asserting dominance over her on a massage table. She claims to have been assaulted and received $15,000 in Bloomingdale’s gift cards through McMahon’s assistant as compensation.
Grant further revealed explicit text messages from McMahon, where he openly threatened her and asserted control. In one message from May 2020, McMahon threatened her, stating, “I’m the only one who owns U and controls who I want to f— U.”
This isn’t the first time McMahon has faced such accusations, and the lawsuit implicates some of his co-workers as well. Grant, who initially contacted McMahon in March 2019 seeking employment, alleges that McMahon arranged for others, including John Laurinaitis, to engage in intercourse with her.
Grant also Accused John Laurinaitis
The lawsuit also claims McMahon’s involvement in disturbing acts, such as defecating on Grant’s head during a threesome in May 2020 and using adult toys named after WWE wrestlers. The allegations include McMahon sharing explicit photos of Grant with other WWE employees.
Grant has accused McMahon and Laurinaitis of civil battery and intentional infliction of mental distress, citing years of s*xual and emotional abuse.
Additionally, she claims that they violated the Trafficking Victims Prevention Act, stating that McMahon tasked her with producing customized s*xual content for a WWE star. The lawsuit identifies the WWE star and UFC fighter as Brock Lesnar, a prominent figure in the Stamford-based promotion.
McMahon allegedly informed Grant that part of Lesnar’s new contract was to involve s*xual activities. These revelations come at a time when McMahon’s public image has already suffered, with TKO Group CEO Ari Emmanuel expressing concern about negative publicity for their company.
The accumulating allegations could further tarnish McMahon’s reputation and potentially mark the end of his time in the world of professional wrestling.
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