Stunning New Claims Levied Against Nelly from Sexual Assault Accuser

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Nelly has been facing Monique Green’s rape and sexual assault accusations since October. (Photo by Jerritt Clark/Getty Images)

New documents filed by rapper Nelly’s rape accuser reveal she’s trying to get an injunction against him so he can’t sexually assault other women. TMZ reports Monique Greene filed papers in her ongoing lawsuit saying Nelly plots to exploit women. Additionally, she knows of at least two other women who have been in similar situations as she has.

Greene alleged “beautiful women of color” at his shows who have “beautiful faces and curvy figures.” Much like what she claims happened to her in October, Greene says members of the rapper’s entourage invite women and friends backstage but the ones who are super willing to go may not be the most appealing to Nelly. The accuser says he’s “particularly attracted to women who were resistant.” In the case of one of the two women who had encounters with Nelly, the “Hot In Herre” performer forced her to give him oral sex and called her the c-word when she got away from him.

Greene claimed Nelly would masturbate in front of women, which Los Angeles-based sex therapist Alexandra Katehakis told the Cut is something that makes “men feel powerful.” The docs say he’d do so “with the expectation that presenting himself would entitle him to sexual gratification and that the women were drawn to and could not resist his penis.” Should the woman resist Nelly — who hasn’t responded to the claims — allegedly “sexually accosts and/or assaults her” in a way that can include ejaculating on her body.

 

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