It has been reported that Kanye West allegedly paraded photos of his ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, around the Adidas office, alongside committing several other inappropriate offenses.
Rolling Stone reported that in the same month that Adidas severed ties with Ye amid a hail of hate speech, more than "two dozen former Yeezy and Adidas staffers" have spoken out about an alleged "abusive office culture" that left many of them "fearing for their livelihoods."
According to multiple reports, the 45-year-old allegedly "played pornography to Yeezy staff in meetings; discussed porn and showed an intimate photograph of Kim Kardashian in job interviews; and showed an explicit video and photos of Kardashian as well as his own sex tapes to Yeezy team members."
The open letter titled 'The Truth About Yeezy: A Call to Action for Adidas Leadership' details the appalling conditions in which staff members were forced to work, also accusing Adidas leaders of lacking "responsibility, accountability, and protection that Adidas failed to provide their employees throughout what we experienced as years of verbal abuse, vulgar tirades, and bullying attacks."
"He has, in years past, exploded at women in the room with offensive remarks," it continues. "[He] would resort to sexually disturbing references when providing design feedback. This type of response from a brand partner is one that Adidas employees should never be subjected to, nor should Adidas leadership ever tolerate."
And it only seems to be getting worse for Ye, as more and more people speak out about their experiences with him.
Julia Fox recently detailed her brief whirlwind romance with the 'Gold Digger' hitmaker, stating that he was "normal" around her before he started showing "red flags."
Replying to a comment on TikTok, where the mom-of-one has racked up an impressive 1.4 million followers, she said: "First of all, the man was being normal around me. And not only that, when I had a fashion line ten years ago, they actually bought our clothes and sold them in their stores, so I've always had a love for [Kim Kardashian]."
"By the time me and [Ye] got together, he hadn't been doing anything 'out there' yet," she continued. "The only thing he had done was change the name in the song that said 'come back to me Kimberly.' That was the only thing when we met."
Fox also mentioned that Ye kept texting and despite her not initially responding, he continued to reach out and the two eventually began dating.
However, their fling ended after "the first sign of a red flag," as per the Evening Standard.
As his life seemingly crumbles around him, Ye continues on his rampage, recently announcing his 2024 presidential election run in partnership with far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos.
As reported by the New York Post, a now-deleted video was posted to "PatriotTakes" on Twitter showing Ye holding up items of clothing branded "YE24" which prompted the cameraman to ask: "So are you running?" To which the Grammy award winner simply responds: "Yes."
And with Ye's buddy, Donald Trump also making a comeback in 2024, it's set to be an interesting election, that's for sure.
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