New details revealed in court docs reviewed by The U.S. Sun Wednesday reveal Pisciotta, 35, said West, 47, would not stop talking about 𝑠e𝑥 during her time as his employee spanning from July of 2021 until October of 2022.

Pisciotta said West frequently sent her text messages of a 𝑠e𝑥ual nature, including one in which he said, ‘One time I took Viagra and f***ed [A-list celebrity] for three hours. Not sure why that thought came to me.’

Pisciotta said West sent her a text that involved her in his fantasies; it read, ‘l just thinking back to the bowling alley thinking of what the headline could have been …. “Ye arrested for f***ing the s*** out of his assistant on the bowling alley floor.”‘

Pisciotta’s attorneys noted that ‘this text was especially offensive since it suggested or insinuated that Plaintiff wanted to have 𝑠e𝑥 with Defendant and actually had 𝑠e𝑥ual intercourse with Defendant, when in fact she did not want to do so and never indeed did so.’

Kanye West, 47, boasted about a three-hour 𝑠e𝑥ual encounter with A-list celebrity that was fueled by Viagra, his former assistant Lauren Pisciotta, 35, claims in her bombshell 𝑠e𝑥ual harassment suit against the rapper

Pisciotta said West recruited her to work for him at a time she was pulling in seven figures annually via an OnlyFans account, in excerpts of the lawsuit reviewed by TMZ earlier this month,

Pisciotta said West went on to send her several graphic videos and text messages; told her he had been playing with himself to the sound of her voice; and badgered her about the genitalia sizes of her past boyfriends.

Pisciotta said she worked for West from July of 2021 until October of 2022, when he terminated her employment. After they agreed on $3 million in severance, Pisciotta said in legal docs that West never made good on the amount.

Pisciotta in her suit accuses West of 𝑠e𝑥ual harassment, wrongful termination, breach of contract and a hostile workplace, according to the outlet.

Pisciotta said she initially crossed paths with the rapper in July of 2021 at a time when he was working on endeavors in the fashion industry, the outlet reported, citing legal docs.

Pisciotta told the court that she had collaborated with West on a trio of songs from his studio album Donda, which was released in August of 2021.

Pisciotta said she maintained her 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 told the court West offered her a $1 million annual incentive to abandon the profitable accounts, which she agreed to.

Kanye West’s former assistant Lauren Pisciotta has filed a 𝑠e𝑥ual harassment suit against the rapper, claiming he sent her a series of graphic text messages and videos. Pictured in March in LA

Pisciotta, 35, said West, 46, recruited her to work for him at a time she was pulling in seven figures annually via an OnlyFans account

Pisciotta said she worked for West from July of 2021 until October of 2022, when he terminated her employment

Pisciotta said in legal docs that West commenced with a series of graphic text messages and videos pertaining to 𝑠e𝑥, and incorporating scenarios involving raceplay and cuckoldry.

One alleged text sent by West entered into the lawsuit read: ‘See my problem is I be wanting to f*** but then after I f*** I want a girl to tell me how hard they been f***ed while I’m f***ing them. Then I want her to cheat on me.’

The outlet cited that West continued with a series of ‘REALLY vulgar’ communications to his then-employee.

One text sent by West entered into the court docs by Pisciotta, according to the outlet, read: ‘Is my d*** racist? It is. This f***ing racist d*** of mine. I going to beat this f***ing racist d*** for being f***ing racist.’

It continued: ‘I’m going to stare at pictures of white woman with Black a**es and beat the s*** out of my racist d*** … beating the s*** out of his big Black c***.’

Pisciotta told the court West would apprise her to when he was playing himself and ask her if she could hear the activity in the background, the outlet reported.

Pisciotta said in legal docs that West ‘was fixated on the penis size of her boyfriends,’ according to the outlet.

Pisciotta told the court that West often sent pornographic materials to her, on two occasions clips of himself involved in 𝑠e𝑥ual activity with a woman identified as a model.

Pisciotta said West, pictured in March in LA, sent her a series of 𝑠e𝑥ually-charged texts and videos that were graphic in nature

Pisciotta said in legal docs that West ‘was fixated on the penis size of her boyfriends’

Pisciotta said in legal docs that at one point, she was earning a rate of $4 million annually serving as a position West titled his ‘Chief of Staff.’

Pisciotta’s time working for West ended in October of 2022 – the same month his career, reputation and earnings began to nosedive after he made a series of anti-Semitic remarks across multiple media platforms.

Pisciotta told the court West terminated her employment and offered her $3 million in severance, which he did not make good on.

In November of 2022, Adidas had launched an internal probe into employee complaints about West’s conduct during their professional partnership, which was terminated in the wake of West’s racist rants.

Pisciotta told the court West terminated her employment in October of 2022 and offered her $3 million in severance, which he did not make good on

Employees for Adidas, the company which presided over West’s Yeezy line, told Rolling Stone the rapper would speak about his fondness for porn, play adult films during work meetings, and showed workers pornographic videos he made of himself with others, as well as explicit images of his ex-wife Kim Kardashian.

West in 2019 opened up about what he described as an ‘addiction’ to pornography during an appearance on Apple Music’s Beats 1 Radio.

‘For me, Playboy was my gateway into full on pornography addiction,’ he said. ‘My dad had a Playboy left out at age five and it’s affected almost every choice I made for the rest of my life. From age five till now, having to kick the habit and it just presents itself in the open like it’s OK and