Russell Simmons Sued For Alleged Sexual Assault By Former Def Jam Recordings Executive, Woman Claims He Raped Her At His NY Apartment In The 90s

Russell Simmons Sued For Alleged Sexual Assault By Former Def Jam Recordings Executive, Woman Claims He Raped Her At His NY Apartment In The 90s
Russell Simmons is at the center of yet another sexual assault allegation.
Over recent years music mogul Russell Simmons has been living a rather obscure life in Bali, Indonesia. He moved there shortly after he was accused in 2017 by former Arista Records and Def Jam executive Drew Dixon of raping her in 1995. Russell Simmons, however, was not named in the complaint filed in that matter. However, since then, almost 20 women have accused the Def Jam Recordings co-founder of sexual misconduct.

Russell Simmons
In an interview back in December, the businessman broke his silence about how the allegations have changed his life. While firmly maintaining his innocence, Simmons stated,
“I’ve been insensitive, but certainly, I’ve never been forceful.”
However, despite his firm claims of innocence, it looks like he will now have to contend with similar allegations coming from a new accuser. On Tuesday (Feb. 13), a former Def Jam Recordings Executive filed a lawsuit against Simmons, claiming that he raped her at his New York apartment in the 90s. She is maintaining her anonymity and is referred to as “Jane Doe” in the filing.

Russell Simmons
The court documents indicate that in the 1990s, Simmons invited the accuser to his New York apartment under the pretense of reviewing a new video. Initially engaging in what appeared to be playful “wrestling,” the situation reportedly escalated into “aggression,” with Simmons pinning her down on a bed, according to the suit.
The complaint states that,
“Ms. Doe repeatedly told Mr. Simmons to get off of her, but he refused. Mr. Simmons proceeded to rape her.”


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