Jason Derulo refutes sexual harassment allegations.

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By Creative Media News

  1. Emaza Gibson accuses Jason Derulo.
  2. Derulo denies sexual harassment claims.
  3. Lawsuit seeks compensation and justice.

According to Emaza Gibson, Jason Derulo revoked her record contract after she rejected his sexual advances. Derulo refuted the claims on Instagram, expressing deep offense at the allegations.

Allegations of sexual harassment have arisen against a woman to whom Jason Derulo offered a recording contract.

Emaza Gibson, aged 25, contends that the singer extended her a solo artist contract in August 2021 but withdrew it in September 2022 when she refused his sexual advances. Her lawsuit, filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court, seeks compensation for emotional distress, unpaid wages, lost earnings, deferred compensation, and employment benefits.

Jason Derulo refutes sexual harassment allegations.
Ms. Gibson alleges intimidation, quid-pro-quo sexual harassment, and contract breach.

In an Instagram video, Derulo vehemently denies her accusations, emphasizing that they are entirely false and hurtful. He affirms his opposition to harassment and expresses his displeasure with the defamatory claims.

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Ms. Gibson asserts that Derulo “maliciously” promised her success and fame through a collaborative venture involving his record label Future History and Atlantic Records. According to court documents, she was required to release a mixtape within four months and an album within six months, featuring one of her singles with Derulo.

However, she claims that he coerced her into socializing by using excessive alcohol as leverage.

The lawsuit alleges that Derulo once demanded her involvement in a sexual ritual called “goat skin fish scales,” which involved a sacrificial goat and cocaine, in exchange for success. This demand is described as an “explicit demand for sex.”

The lawsuit names Derulo, his manager Frank Harris, Atlantic Records, RCA Records, and Future History.

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