Kanye West and Bianca Censori 'bragged about having a five-person orgy' - as ex-assistant Lauren Pisciotta claims she was required to book Ubers for female participants in bombshell harassment lawsuit

Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori bragged about having a five-person orgy in one of many sexually explicit phone calls, the rapper's ex-assistant claims.

Influencer and former OnlyFans star Lauren Pisciotta is suing West for allegedly sexually harassing and stalking her while she worked for him in 2021-22.

She also claimed West promised to pay her a $4 million a year salary, then wrongfully fired her and reneged on a $3 million severance payout.

West denied her claims, calling them 'baseless' and accused her of 'blackmail and extortion'. He declared he would file a countersuit but is yet to do so.

Kanye West and his wife Bianca Censori (pictured together) bragged about having a five-person orgy in one of many sexually explicit phone calls, the rapper's ex-assistant claims

Influencer and former OnlyFans star Lauren Pisciotta (pictured) is suing West for allegedly sexually harassing and stalking her while she worked for him in 2021-22

Pisciotta claimed in the complaint filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court that West frequently sent her explicit text messages and images.

These included video of himself having sex, and extreme oversharing about his sex life in what she claimed was an effort to get her to join in, it said.

The lawsuit explained that part of her duties - which involved being at West's beck and call 24 hours a day - was to organize transport for women to meet him.

'On one such occasion, in August 2022, after [Pisciotta] had arranged an Uber ride, Kanye West a.k.a. Ye and Bianca Censori called [her] wanting to discuss the orgy (five-some) they had participated in the day before,' the lawsuit claimed.

Pisciotta claimed the same month, West required her to take off her cardigan while she was in the Yeezy/Gap office 'because he said 'it was covering too much'.'

'Later that evening at the office, Kanye West a.k.a. Ye asked Bianca Censori and other female guests to perform oral sex on him and his male guests in the office changing room,' the lawsuit claimed.

'During this same time period, Kanye West a.k.a. Ye asked design assistants at the Yeezy/Gap office why [Pisciotta] would not want to have sex with him. 

'[West] was extremely upset and angry that [Pisciotta] would date or have sex with someone else, but not him.'

Pisciotta also claimed West promised to pay her a $4 million a year salary, then wrongfully fired her and reneged on a $3 million severance payout

Pisciotta in a selfie taken at the Yeezy/Gap office in 2022 when she worked there

Pisciotta claimed West told her he was turned on by the sound of her voice and often pleasured himself while on the phone to her, asking her if she could 'hear or guess what he was doing'.

Her lawsuit claimed her also did this in person one time on a flight to the Yeezy Fashion Show Paris on a private jet with other employees.

She claimed he texted her asking for a 'hug' but she declined.

West, she claimed, previously sent her a photo of a couple embracing during sex, writing 'when I say I need a hug this is what I mean'.

The photo and alleged text message were attached to the lawsuit.

Pisciotta claimed after she refused the 'hug' on the plane, West came out of his room and said he needed to talk to her inside.

They went into his room, and he closed the door - trapping them inside together as the door couldn't be opened from the inside, she claimed.

West then lay down on the bed and masturbated under the covers until he fell asleep as she sat across from him in a chair, the lawsuit claimed.

The lawsuit claimed West 'asked Bianca Censori and other female guests to perform oral sex on him and his male guests in the office changing room'

Kanye West and Erykah Badu pose backstage at the Burberry Spring/Summer 2023 runway show in Bermondsey on September 26, 2022, in London, while the events described in the lawsuit were going on

Pisciotta in the lawsuit claimed West 'constantly asked about her current and past sex life' and insist on knowing intimate details.

'[West] would would frequently demand to hear details and was particularly fixated on the penis size of, among others, [Pisciotta]'s boyfriends,' she claimed.

'[West] would often tell [Pisciotta] that he always wanted to have sex with her, and that he held these feelings for a very long time.

'[West] also falsely boated that he had sex with [Pisciotta] or would insinuate to his friends, business partners, and music and fashion collaborators that he was having sex with [her].'

Pisciotta claimed that on another occasion at the Soho Warehouse in Los Angeles in early 2022, West asked a male guest if he could have sex with the woman who arrived with him.

'West told the male guest that in exchange for allowing him to have sex with the woman, the male guest could have sex with [Pisciotta],' the lawsuit read.

'In an effort to to persuade his male guest, West stated that '[Pisciotta] has great p***y'.

'Again, [West] was insinuating that he had previously had sexual intercourse with [Pisciotta].'

Pisciotta in the lawsuit claimed West 'constantly asked about her current and past sex life' and insist on knowing intimate details

Pisciotta claimed West told her he was turned on by the sound of her voice and often pleasured himself while on the phone to her, asking her if she could 'hear or guess what he was doing'

Pisciotta claimed that other times West asked to have sex with her included when he followed her to the restroom at a work dinner and asked her to have a threesome with him, and when he FaceTimed her at home with a friend and asked to have phone sex with the friend.

'West asked [Pisciotta] to come to his hotel (Nobu in Malibu, California) because [he] said he needed [her] to fix his Netflix account,' the lawsuit claimed of another occasion.

'Once [Pisciotta] arrived, [West] admitted that [he] had [her] come to his hotel because he wanted a hug for his birthday.'

Pisciotta claimed West sent her many graphic text messages and videos about sex, and incorporating scenarios involving raceplay and cuckoldry.

'See my problem is I be wanting to f**k but then after I f**k I want a girl to tell me how hard they been f**ked while I'm f**king them. Then I want her to cheat on me,' one allegedly read,

Another text allegedly read: 'Is my d**k racist? It is. This f**king racist d**k of mine. I going to beat this f**king racist d**k for being f**king racist.'

'I'm going to stare at pictures of white woman with Black a**es and beat the s**t out of my racist d**k... beating the s**t out of his big Black c**k.'

Pisciotta claimed West sent her many graphic text messages and videos about sex, and incorporating scenarios involving raceplay and cuckoldry

Pisciotta said she maintained a lucrative OnlyFans account until the summer of 2022, when West requested she get rid of it as he wanted her to have a 'God Like' image

Pisciotta insisted in the lawsuit that she didn't 'welcome or encourage these offensive acts, texts, videos, and statements', nor did she condone his 'offensive, demeaning, embarrassing and abusive' behavior.

West and Pisciotta met when she collaborated with him on a trio of songs from his album Donda, which was released in August 2021.

Pisciotta said she maintained a lucrative OnlyFans account until the summer of 2022, when West requested she get rid of it as he wanted her to have a 'God Like' image.

She claimed West offered her a $1 million annual incentive to abandon the profitable account, which she agreed to do.

The lawsuit claimed she was pulling in about $1 million a year from her Instagram and OnlyFans accounts before she starting working for the rapper. 

Pisciotta detailed how she was promoted to chief of staff of West's group of companies on September 13, 2022,, and claimed that included a raise to $4 million a year.

However, she claimed West never paid her salary or considerable expenses for phone calls, meals, and purchases she made on his behalf.

Pisciotta was sacked on October 21, 2022, and she claimed she was offered a severance of $3 million, which she accepted.

She claimed West accused her of 'extortion', but on October 28 he and others at the company asked her in a group chat to 'perform some additional services' for them, and promised to pay the severance.

Pisciotta said she did as they asked, but claimed she was still never paid.

West denied Pisciotta's claims, calling them 'baseless' and accusing her of 'blackmail and extortion', and declared he would file a countersuit - but is yet to do so

West in response to the lawsuit claimed she was fired due to poor performance and not being qualified for the position.

The rapper, through his representatives, also accused her of 'lascivious, unhinged conduct'.

Along with her large salary demands, West claimed she requested expensive and extravagant items, such as a Birkin bag and a Lamborghini.

The unnamed 'legal representative' also claimed Pisciotta sent West unsolicited nude photos of herself and offered to have sex with him on his birthday - which he declined.

'In response to these baseless allegations, Ye will be filing a lawsuit against Ms. Pisciotta, who actively pursued him sexually to coerce employment and other material benefits, then engaged in blackmail and extortion when her advances were rejected,' his representatives claimed.

'It is evident that Ms. Pisciotta leveraged her association with Ye and his company and her proximity to him, to seek material gains, clout, and employment through inappropriate means.'