Vince McMahon’s Sex-Trafficking Lawsuit Takes Sordid Twist: New Allegations and Denials

The ongoing sex-trafficking lawsuit against WWE founder Vince McMahon has taken a new turn with McMahon now claiming that his accuser, former WWE employee Janel Grant, wanted ‘rough sex’ and thousands of dollars for ‘plastic surgery’. Grant had filed a lawsuit earlier this year accusing McMahon and other executives of sex trafficking, emotional, and physical abuse during her time with the wrestling promotion.

McMahon, a 78-year-old billionaire, has denied the explosive charges and instead claimed that Grant pursued their affair by sneaking into his penthouse apartment in the middle of the night to cheat on her fiancé, who lived in the same building. He also stated that Grant was a willing participant in their sexual relationship for three years and even included excerpts from a purported love letter he received from her.

Grant, in response, filed a motion asking the court to strike the ‘inflammatory lies’ made by McMahon. However, McMahon has now made fresh allegations against Grant, including claims that she was in love with him, wanted rough sex, and desired financial support for plastic surgery and other gifts.

The lawsuit has been filled with back-and-forth accusations, with Grant previously claiming that McMahon defecated on her during a threesome and forcefully penetrated her with sex toys named after his wrestlers. McMahon has vehemently denied these allegations, calling them nonsensical and highlighting inconsistencies in Grant’s claims.

The legal battle between McMahon and Grant continues to escalate, with McMahon recently announcing his decision to end his fifty-year association with WWE by selling his remaining shares in the company. McMahon has been a key figure in the wrestling industry, transforming WWE into a sports entertainment brand and becoming a billionaire in the process.