Former WWE boss McMahon abused employee with sex toys and defecated on her head: lawsuit

A lawsuit filed by former WWE employee Janet Grant revealed that wrestling mogul and former professional wrestling promotion CEO Vince McMahon sexually abused her using sex toys and defecated on her during a sexual encounter. .

McMahon also allegedly forced Grant to send sexually suggestive videos to wrestlers and also sexually trafficked her to other WWE executives and wrestlers, according to the filing filed in Connecticut federal court this week.

Grant revealed that McMahon hurt her during sexual encounters in which he penetrated her with sex toys he named after wrestling stars, causing her to bleed and bruise.

McMahon defecated on Grant’s head during a forced threesome in May 2020, a sex act involving three people, where John Laurinaitis, WWE’s former head of talent relations, was also present. He is also listed as a defendant in court documents.

McMahon and Laurinaitis allegedly said offensive comments such as “No means yes” and “Take it, bitch” during the assault on Grant, as mentioned in the lawsuit during an encounter in June 2021.

He also forced Grant to visit Laurinaitis in his hotel rooms, where she had sex with him before work.

In 2023, WWE opened an internal investigation into an alleged $3 million payment from McMahon to an employee who left after a consensual affair.

Grant says he received an initial payment of $1 million but received no further payments in the new lawsuit.

The lawsuit alleges that McMahon forced himself on her on a massage table at WWE headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut.

He also forced Grant to film a sexually suggestive video and send it to wrestler Brock Lesnar to lure him back to WWE. The fighter moved on to the UFC, a mixed martial arts sports promotion, and McMahon allegedly attempted to use Grant to bring him back to WWE.

She said McMahon sent her text messages like, “I’m the sole owner of U and I control who I want to fuck U with.” She shared nude photos of her and explicit videos of her without her consent with other WWE employees. She also allegedly directed Grant to have sexual relationships with other executives and a wrestling star.

An internal investigation found that McMahon paid $14.6 million to several women who accused him of sexual misconduct.

In July of last year, federal agents executed a search warrant and served a grand jury subpoena on McMahon, as outlined in a regulatory filing. WWE informed the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that ongoing government investigations into McMahon have not resulted in charges.

(with contributions from the New York Post)