Jay-Z and his lawyer, Alex Spiro, are filing a new motion in regard to the rape allegation against him. According to TMZ, the latter sent it in Monday morning to a judge asking this Jane Doe to reveal her true identity moving forward. "Fair is fair. It is not consistent with justice, fairness, or the rules governing federal proceedings for the Plaintiff and her counsel to smear [Jay-Z]'s good name," Spiro writes in the documents.
Additionally, the motion goes on to say that the rapper and Roc Nation leader has always kept an "impeccable reputation." Moreover, Spiro makes it clear that Jay-Z has never been accused of or partaken in any sort of sexual misconduct. As we and many others have reported already. The Blueprint MC is currently facing a civil suit from this woman who alleges he raped her, along with Diddy, back in 2000. She claims this harrowing act allegedly took place at an after-party following the MTV Music Video Awards from that year.
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Furthermore, the Jane Doe says she was just 13 at the time. There's already been a lot of discourse about this bombshell news from fans online, as well as DJ Akademiks. He's taken the major conspiracy angle, placing the blame for this particular instance at the feet of Kendrick Lamar. Drake also caught some flak, but most of his rant was targeted at the K. Dot. You can read his argument here.
Additionally, there's already been a tense back-and-forth between Jay-Z and Tony Buzbee, the lawyer who filed the suit on behalf of the alleged victim. The former believes its complete and utter "blackmail" and that the Houston legal rep is essentially going about this all wrong. Jay feels that if this really did happen that Buzbee should be filing a "criminal complaint" instead. Buzbee then fired back with a statement on Twitter (X) saying that Jay-Z's effort to "bully and harass me and this plaintiff" are not working and that he's happy to be taking this court.