Kris Jenner’s former bodyguard, who is suing her for sexual harassment and battery, has now claimed she groped his crotch back in 2017, reaching out to his the genitals.
One-time rapper Marc McWilliams filed a $3million lawsuit against Jenner last September, alleging she touched his butt, jumped at any chance to expose herself to him, and moved to fire him when he ignored her saucy advances. More specifically, his original complaint claimed Kris was “repeatedly and frequently causing her body to come into intimate physical contact” with his body.
This week, he updated his lawsuit accusing the 65-year-old mother of the Kardashian-Jenner sisters of sexually assaulting him during a drive in her Bentley years ago.
McWilliams, 44, who worked as a security guard for the clan in 2017-2018, recalled in court files a “particularly shocking” incident on the morning of 22 October 2017, when Jenner expressed a wish to go out in her car, ordering him to sit in the front passenger seat.
As Jenner pulled off, “she began making comments to plaintiff [McWilliams] of a flirtatious and overtly sexual nature,” his attorney Sean Novak said in the filing seen by the Daily Mail.
“Without warning, Jenner placed her right hand on the inside upper left thigh and groin area of McWilliams in a manner that was overtly sexually offensive. She then caused her right hand to move up the upper, inner left thigh and groin, while caressing McWilliams,” the filing has it, stating that Jenner's right hand came into contact with his “inner groin and genital area” and that he was “shocked and offended”. The incident, involving Jenner’s “uninvited” sexual actions, purportedly made McWilliams suffer “physical and mental pain… illness… loss of sleep, depression and other health issues,” Novak wrote.
McWilliams, a founding member of the late Eighties group MGM - Musically Gifted Men - was subsequently suspended from working with Kris, but continued providing security for Kourtney Kardashian, who is also mentioned in passing in the filing, till he quit in September 2018.
The man claimed that after he was sacked, he endured “harassment, intimidation and otherwise threatening misconduct in an effort to dissuade or prevent (him) from bringing any form of action against defendants for their unlawful misconduct”.
‘Wrong & Scandalous’
In a statement to the Daily Mail, Michael Rhodes, Jenner's attorney, said his client “categorically rejects these new baseless claims”, adding that she has yet to be served.
Rhodes pointed to the fact that the complaint centres around events alleged to have occurred more than two years ago.
“The allegations are not only wrong and scandalous, but seem designed to coerce Ms Jenner into silence via a settlement. This will not happen,” the lawyer fumed, saying Jenner seriously intends to seek full vindication at trial to protect her “good name and reputation”, as she is “armed with evidence that will show the falsity of the claims being made”.
After McWilliams initially filed his lawsuit last September, Jenner's attorney then, Marty Singer, lashed out at it in a statement to the Daily Mail, saying:
“Kris Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian vehemently deny the completely false claims made by former security guard Marc.”
He blasted his allegations as “absurd” and “fabricated and contrary to easily confirmed facts”, saying Kris has never acted inappropriately toward him.
“The security company stopped assigning McWilliams to work there after the guard was repeatedly caught sleeping in his car on the job,” the attorney explained.
The Kardashian Saga No More
After 20 seasons of giddy success, the reality show Keeping Up With The Kardashians, the series which catapulted the family into the limelight, having debuted in 2007, is ending this month. The Kardashian/Jenners earlier confirmed the news with matching Instagram statements in which they thanked fans for all their heartfelt support over the last 14 years.
"Filming has been one of the best experiences of my life", Khloé reminisced.
"We didn't think anyone would be into watching a show about our crazy family", Kim went on.
