Kanye West’s Ex-Chief Of Staff Milo Yiannopoulos Is Lying
Kanye West‘s ex-Chief of Staff, Milo Yiannopoulos, has been accused of lying about having left the rapper’s firm, YZY.
In a publish made on X, previously Twitter, on Thursday (May 16), YesJulz — one other former worker of Ye’s who’s at present going through her personal authorized battle towards his firm — quoted Rolling Stone‘s report about the provocateur’s departure from the corporate, claiming that they had been merely parroting claims from his PR workforce.
“Did you guys not think to verify this information with anyone at YZY before believing Milo, or whatever publicist he got to take him on as a client?” she stated. “(Would love their email btw, I’m in need of some positive SEO clean up [laughing face emoji]) So wild. I actually liked Rolling Stone too.”
She then posted a screenshot of a purported group chat between herself and different members of the YZY group, through which Ye reportedly texts her, “Milo is still doing things on behalf of the company after I fired him.”
Check out her publish under.
Did you guys not suppose to confirm this info with anybody at YZY earlier than believing Milo, or no matter publicist he acquired to take him on as a consumer?
(Would love their e-mail btw, I’m in want of some constructive search engine optimisation clear up )So wild.
I truly preferred Rolling Stone too https://t.co/ww3jkJYscKpic.twitter.com/kWj6JhM8mk— Yesjulz (@YesJulz) May 16, 2024
On Wednesday (May 15), it was reported that Ye and Yiannopoulos parted methods as a result of latter’s objection to the aborted “Yeezy porn” mission.
“I wish Ye every success in the future. I have some concerns about his new team, and hope he proceeds with caution,” Milo stated in an announcement to TMZ.
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The controversial determine first expressed his considerations with Yeezy Porn earlier this month. Yiannopoulos described the transfer as harmful to his “spiritual and physical health,” citing his previous homosexuality and habit struggles.
“I cannot be complicit in the production or dissemination of pornographic films and literature, for moral and religious reasons,” he wrote on the time.
“But also, because such material and the kind of people invariably involved in its production represent an imminent danger to my life as a recovering addict and an unacceptable risk to my spiritual and physical health as a former homosexual.”
The resignation was a part of a “mass exodus at the company,” in line with the outlet.
